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pour off

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pour something off (of) something and pour something off
to drain liquid off the top of something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) Valerie poured the cream off the milk. Valerie poured off the cream.
See also: pour
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Remove to a warm plate and pour off all but 1 tbsp of the cooking juices from the pan.
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Pour off some of your regular shampoo and add a few tablespoons of teatree oil into the bottle in the space you''ve just created.
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