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Definition of drained : of Drain

Synonyms:

dead, health, weariful, spent, worn-down, utter, idle, bleary, wearied, all in, weary, knackered, done in, empty, bushed, ready to drop, numb, tired out, uncharged, stagnant, tired, worn-out, deadened, beat, rundown

issued, exited, ran off, run off, spouted, departed

emptied, desiccated, vaporized, sucked dry, stanched, catheterized, mopped, blotted, dried, evaporated, withered, pumped out, parched, dehumidified, wrung out, swabbed, wiped, dehydrated

depreciated, discounted, deleted, bated, elided, subtracted, snubbed

discarded, rejected, clipped, disclaimed, sniped, blacklisted, vomited, curtailed, ejected, eliminated, shedded, discharged, abandoned, seeped, excreted, cut, jettisoned, chopped, checked, erupted, culled, junked, blackballed, exhausted, scraped, excluded, disapproved, sheared, cropped, exuded, oppugned, ejaculated, belched, disgorged, evacuated, secreted, deep-sixed, excised, jilted, vented, denied, trashed, disallowed, barred, lopped, emitted, spewed

lightened, pruned, condensed, shrunken, tapered, reduced, leached, pared, weeded, docked, mowed, removed, trimmed, dropped, shaved, minimized, downgraded, bobbed, nipped

enervated, dissipated, fatigued, sapped, tapped, debilitated

decremented, receded, dwindled, truncated, shrank, decreased, compressed, lessened, died down, abated, lowered, depleted, lower, deflated, abridged, shortened, concentrated, deducted, eroded, contracted, diminished, subsided, compacted, abbreviated, shrunk

Usage examples:

• " I had to go out before day this morning, all the way to Hochenbraud," said the doctor, as he drained the glass; then said, " Give me another, for my twins." - "Landolin", Berthold Auerbach.
• It was not till the last glass was drained that he arose to seek his bed, and presently humming some old air to himself, he slowly mounted the stairs to his chamber. - "The Fortunes Of Glencore", Charles James Lever.
• I drained off the contents, however, before they could escape, and flung the broken glass into the fireplace. - "A Rogue by Compulsion", Victor Bridges.