[
US
/ˈspɪɡət/
]
[ UK /spˈɪɡət/ ]
[ UK /spˈɪɡət/ ]
NOUN
- a regulator for controlling the flow of a liquid from a reservoir
- a plug for a bunghole in a cask
How To Use spigot In A Sentence
- The spigot stem had an annular cutting edge to cut a cylindrical plug out of the bung or stopper by twisting the spigot.
- Finally, I found some hand-blown bubbled-glass feeders from Mexico, with elegant red glass flowers as the spigots for the hummers' beaks.
- No cannikin was skimped while I was at the spigot. The Black Buccaneer
- Better-engineered spigots prevent air from entering the bag when you fill your glass - the bag deflates like a balloon - so the wine stays fresh.
- Turn off the water to the spigot - there must be a valve inside somewhere - and convince the neighbors that the dumpster area must be locked.
- Open the spigot and run water through the gravel.
- The spigot has a cast brass spout, ceramic-disk cartridges, and coded red-blue lever handles.
- Luckily, the broken pipe section was to a spigot that isn't used anymore anyway, so, in the end, we just hacksawed off the broken section, capped it, and called it good. Dirty Stuff
- Finally, most of the water is stripped off the surface when the thread leaves the exit spigot, helping the spider to avoid water loss and making its thread even tougher.
- The beer spigots are turned off and the party's over.