American Dictionary
Definition funnel in American English
funnel verb
verb
/ˈfʌn(ə)l/
1
to move, or make something move, from one place to another through a narrow tube, pipe, or passage
Example
Underwater hoses funnel water from the reservoir to a purification plant.
2
to supply money or goods to a person or organization, not directly but by using another person, organization, or system
Example
Congress has funneled over $1.5 million to local businesses through the Economic Development Program.
