[{"Bold_text": "noun", "List Items": ["Also calledrain·spout[reyn, -spout].a pipe running down the side of a building to carry away water from the gutter of the roof:Don’t expect the waterspouts to function effectively if the gutters are clogged with leaves and other debris.", "a spout, duct, or the like, from which water is discharged:The extendable waterspout can be attached to a bucket, making a better watering can than any that we’ve tried.", "Meteorology.Also calledfair-weath·er wa·ter·spout[fair, -we, th, -er].a funnel-shaped column laden with mist and spray that develops on the surface of a body of water and climbs upward to the cloud that has spawned it: usually formed during conditions of light winds, fair-weather waterspouts have little lateral movement and are not normally accompanied by thunderstorms.", "Meteorology.Also calledtor·na·dic wa·ter·spout[tawr-, nad, -ik].a tornado forms in a downward direction over a body of water, typically during a severe thunderstorm and often accompanied by high winds, dangerous water turbulence, and large hail: although tornadic waterspouts tend to dissipate rapidly upon landfall, they may occasionally move inland."]}]