weeper
/ˈwiːpər/Definitions
1. noun
A person, especially a person who is crying or weeping, or a machine that removes or controls water, especially in a mine.
“The miner was a skilled weeper who efficiently drained the water from the mine.”
2. noun
A device that removes or controls water, especially in a mine.
“The mine used a complex system of weepers to keep the tunnels dry.”
3. verb
To cry or weep, or to remove or control water, especially in a mine.
“The mine weeper broke down, causing the tunnel to flood.”