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Is Poured is a common A Common Noun?

"Poured" is not a noun, it's a verb. It describes an action (the act of pouring something). Nouns are words that name people, places, things, or ideas.

Here's an example of how "poured" is used as a verb:

* She poured a glass of milk.

Here, "poured" is the action that the subject ("she") performs.

If you're looking for a noun related to the act of pouring, you might use words like:

* pouring (as in, "the pouring of the concrete was a messy affair")

* pour (as in, "she gave a generous pour")

* flow (as in, "the flow of water from the faucet was strong")

* outpouring (as in, "an outpouring of grief")

Let me know if you have other words you'd like to know the grammatical function of!

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