flue
/fluː/Definitions
1. noun
A pipe or duct for conveying smoke, fumes, or hot gases from a fireplace, furnace, or other heating appliance.
“The flue was cleaned to ensure good airflow and efficient heating.”
2. verb
To smoke or be filled with smoke.
“The chimney flued for hours after the fire went out.”
3. verb
To flow or move, typically in a smooth and continuous stream.
“Water flued from the tap, creating a small pool on the floor.”