1. A bent tube or pipe, with one end longer than the other, used for drawing off fluids from one vessel to another; a tube by which the chambers of a shell communicate.

2. To draw off by a siphon. Wurtemberg siphon, one with both legs equal and bent upwards at the extremities.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• iphon,
• sighin,
• siwon,
• syphion,
• stiphen,
• sppon,
• sophos,
• stphen,
• hyphon,
• sition,
• syphony,
• sopon,
• sephen,
• siron,
• sipho,
• sighn,
• iphone,
• seshon,
• orphon,
• siphone

• sivan,
• syphon.

The adverb form of "siphon" is "siphonically".

The adjective form of the word "siphon" is "siphonic".

The plural of the "siphon" can be the "siphons".

The singular of the "siphon" can be the "siphon".