poured
v.v. to make a liquid flow out of a container by tipping it. You can also use it to describe heavy rain or a lot of people moving in one direction.
v. to cause a liquid to flow from a container in a steady stream by tilting the vessel; by extension, to move or flow in large quantities. Transitive when moving a substance; intransitive when describing weather or mass movement.
She poured some fresh juice into a glass.
The waiter poured the wine carefully to avoid spilling any on the white tablecloth.
As the stadium gates finally opened, thousands of excited fans poured into the arena, filling the stands within minutes despite the heavy rain that poured down from above.
When used for weather, it is typically used with 'it' as a dummy subject ('it is pouring').
He poured the glass with waterHe poured water into the glassThe object of 'pour' is the liquid being moved, not the container being filled.