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Definition of pipe
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Pipe (n.) The
bagpipe;
as, the pipes of
Lucknow..
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Rostrum
::
Rostrum
(n.) The pipe to
convey
the
distilling
liquor
into its
receiver
in the
common
alembic.
Piperic
::
Piperic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from, or
designating,
a
complex
organic
acid found in the
products
of
different
members
of the
Pepper
family,
and
extracted
as a
yellowish
crystalline
substance..
Water Laverock
::
Water
laverock
() The
common
sandpiper.
Pipe Layer
::
Pipe layer () One who lays
conducting
pipes in the
ground,
as for
water,
gas, etc..
Spout
::
Spout (v. t.) That
through
which
anything
spouts;
a
discharging
lip, pipe, or
orifice;
a tube, pipe, or
conductor
of any kind
through
which a
liquid
is
poured,
or by which it is
conveyed
in a
stream
from one place to
another;
as, the spout of a
teapot;
a spout for
conducting
water from the roof of a
building..
Plumbing
::
Plumbing
(n.) The lead or iron
pipes,
and other
apparatus,
used in
conveying
water,
sewage,
etc., in a
building..
Amber
::
Amber (n.) A
yellowish
translucent
resin
resembling
copal,
found as a
fossil
in
alluvial
soils,
with beds of
lignite,
or on the
seashore
in many
places.
It takes a fine
polish,
and is used for pipe
mouthpieces,
beads,
etc., and as a basis for a fine
varnish.
By
friction,
it
becomes
strongly
electric..
Knot
::
Knot (n.) A
sandpiper
(Tringa
canutus),
found in the
northern
parts of all the
continents,
in
summer.
It is
grayish
or ashy
above,
with the rump and upper tail
coverts
white,
barred
with
dusky.
The lower parts are pale
brown,
with the
flanks
and under tail
coverts
white.
When fat it is
prized
by
epicures.
Called
also
dunne..
Uptake
::
Uptake
(n.) The pipe
leading
upward
from the smoke box of a steam
boiler
to the
chimney,
or
smokestack;
a flue
leading
upward..
Fistulous
::
Fistulous
(a.)
Hollow,
like a pipe or reed;
fistulose..
Labium
::
Labium
(n.) The lip of an organ pipe.
Downcome
::
Downcome
(n.) A pipe for
leading
combustible
gases
downward
from the top of the blast
furnace
to the
hot-blast
stoves,
boilers,
etc., where they are
burned..
Pipe Laying
::
Pipe
laying
() The act or
method
of
making
combinations
for
personal
advantage
secretly
or
slyly;
-- in this
sense,
usually
written
as one
word..
Call
::
Call (n.) A
signal,
as on a drum,
bugle,
trumpet,
or pipe, to
summon
soldiers
or
sailors
to
duty..
Piping
::
Piping
(v.)
Peaceful;
favorable
to, or
characterized
by, the music of the pipe
rather
than of the drum and
fife..
Syringe
::
Syringa
(n.) The mock
orange;
--
popularly
so
called
because
its stems were
formerly
used as
pipestems.
Faucet
::
Faucet
(n.) The
enlarged
end of a
section
of pipe which
receives
the
spigot
end of the next
section.
Pipe
::
Pipe (v. i.) To play on a pipe, fife,
flute,
or other
tubular
wind
instrument
of
music..
Syrinx
::
Syrinx
(n.) A wind
instrument
made of reeds tied
together;
--
called
also
pandean
pipes.
Trunk
::
Trunk (n.) A large pipe
forming
the
piston
rod of a steam
engine,
of
sufficient
diameter
to allow one end of the
connecting
rod to be
attached
to the
crank,
and the other end to pass
within
the pipe
directly
to the
piston,
thus
making
the
engine
more
compact..
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