poured

Poured is the past tense and past participle of the verb pour. Pour means to cause a liquid or other substance to flow from one container to another, or to flow onto a surface.

As a transitive verb, poured is used for actions involving liquids, powders, or granular materials: she poured tea, milk, or syrup; he poured batter into a pan; molten metal is poured into molds.

Intransitively, the verb can describe movement without a direct object: rain poured down, and crowds poured into the arena.

In construction and manufacturing, poured is used as an adjective to describe materials cast in place, such as poured concrete or poured wax. This usage indicates the material has been formed by a pouring process rather than being preformed or precast.

Usage notes: Poured appears in both literal and figurative senses, and is common in everyday speech as well as technical descriptions. It supports a range of expressions, including poured-out, pouring, and pours into, depending on grammatical context.