drainee

English

Etymology

From drain +‎ -ee.

Noun

drainee (plural drainees)

1. One who undergoes draining.
   • 2007, Angelique Silberman, Change the Human Dis-Ease, page 78:

     You see the "drainer" become more flushed, and their stance improves, while the "drainee" looks dejected and gray, and their stance moves to protect their gut or solar plexus area.

   • 2018, Sara Saint James, Trust the Night:

     Beth had to remind herself he was the drainer and she the drainee.