Convey, draw off, or empty by or as if by a siphon.
1 The cute design also has a tall chimney to siphon off smoke.
2 They have used monopolistic control to siphon off advertising revenues from news organizations.
3 He tried to use his flameweaving skills to siphon off their body heat.
4 It isn't right, someone like Tom, helping them siphon off half the river.
5 If he does, he can siphon off some of Pacquiao's stardom.
6 Joyce reckons Danaher can siphon off $300 million of excess annual costs.
7 Why, I've had to siphon off server farms from at least half a dozen-
8 Critics of the programs have said they would siphon off scarce resources from public schools.
9 He passed numerous abandoned vehicles, but he did not stop to siphon off some gas.
10 The secret police will stick electrodes in our brains and siphon off our grimmest thoughts.
11 They discovered the fuel had been deliberately mixed with water which they managed to siphon off .
12 We can siphon off a cup of hidden melange or tons of it, whenever we please.
13 HBOS would extend far more money than the businesses needed, which the consultancy would then siphon off .
14 EU monitors are in place to ensure Ukraine does not siphon off gas, as Moscow has alleged.
15 Barring that, siphon off the fat with a turkey baster or ladle it off with a spoon.
16 Debt documents give companies more freedom to take risks or siphon off assets, even when they are struggling.
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