Drainer (noun)

1. A device for removing liquid from a container or surface.
2. A kitchen utensil used to strain liquids from food.

Origin:

Drain + -er (suffix meaning "one who does somethin.g")

Examples:

1. The sink had a built-in drainer to prevent water from spilling onto the counter.
2. The drainer was an essential tool in the kitchen for straining pasta and vegetables.
3. The drainer was made of stainless steel and was durable and rust-resistant.
4. The drainer caught all the grease and oil from the frying pan, making clean-up a breeze.
5. The drainer had a small handle that made it easy to carry the pot of food to the table.