outfall
/ˈaʊtfɔːl/Definitions
1. noun
The point at which a river or stream empties into another watercourse, the sea, or a body of water.
“The outfall of the river was affected by the construction of the new dam.”
2. noun
A pipe, sewer, or other passage through which sewage or waste is carried away from a building or town.
“The outfall pipe from the apartment building was clogged with debris.”
3. verb
To flow out or away from a place, especially a river or stream.
“The river outfalls into the ocean after traveling for miles.”