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Definition of pipe
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Pipe (n.) A
boatswain's
whistle,
used to call the crew to their
duties;
also, the sound of it..
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Pyrognostic
::
Pyrognostic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
characters
developed
by the use of heat;
pertaining
to the
characters
of
minerals
when
examined
before
the
blowpipe;
as, the
pyrognostic
characters
of
galena..
Call
::
Call (n.) The cry of a bird; also a noise or cry in
imitation
of a bird; or a pipe to call birds by
imitating
their note or cry.
Plover
::
Plover
(n.) Any
grallatorial
bird
allied
to, or
resembling,
the true
plovers,
as the crab
plover
(Dromas
ardeola);
the
American
upland,
plover
(Bartramia
longicauda);
and other
species
of
sandpipers..
Bronchotomy
::
Bronchotomy
(n.) An
incision
into the
windpipe
or
larynx,
including
the
operations
of
tracheotomy
and
laryngotomy..
Squeaker
::
Squeak
(n.) A
sharp,
shrill,
disagreeable
sound
suddenly
utered,
either
of the human voice or of any
animal
or
instrument,
such as is made by
carriage
wheels
when dry, by the soles of
leather
shoes,
or by a pipe or
reed..
Kingston Valve
::
Kingston
valve () A
conical
valve,
opening
outward,
to close the mouth of a pipe which
passes
through
the side of a
vessel
below the water
line..
Musette
::
Musette
(n.) A small
bagpipe
formerly
in use,
having
a soft and sweet
tone..
Tap
::
Tap (n.) A hole or pipe
through
which
liquor
is
drawn.
Cynanche
::
Cynanche
(n.) Any
disease
of the
tonsils,
throat,
or
windpipe,
attended
with
inflammation,
swelling,
and
difficulty
of
breathing
and
swallowing..
Pipeclay
::
Pipeclay
(v. t.) To
whiten
or clean with pipe clay, as a
soldier's
accouterments..
Exhaust
::
Exhaust
(n.) The foul air let out of a room
through
a
register
or pipe
provided
for the
purpose.
Parallelopiped
::
Parallelopiped
(n.) A
solid,
the faces of which are six
parallelograms,
the
opposite
pairs being
parallel,
and equal to each
other;
a prism whose base is a
parallelogram..
Discharge
::
Discharge
(v. i.) To throw off or
deliver
a load,
charge,
or
burden;
to
unload;
to emit or give vent to fluid or other
contents;
as, the water pipe
discharges
freely..
Yellowlegs
::
Yellowlegs
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
long-legged
sandpipers
of the genus
Totanus,
in which the legs are
bright
yellow;
--
called
also stone
snipe,
tattler,
telltale,
yellowshanks;
and
yellowshins.
See
Tattler,
2..
Water Supply
::
Water
supply
() A
supply
of
water;
specifically,
water
collected,
as in
reservoirs,
and
conveyed,
as by
pipes,
for use in a city, mill, or the
like..
Peppermint
::
Peppermint
(n.) An
aromatic
and
pungent
plant of the genus
Mentha
(M.
piperita),
much used in
medicine
and
confectionery..
Sea Adder
::
Sea adder () The
European
tanglefish,
or
pipefish
(Syngnathus
acus)..
Longirostres
::
Longirostres
(n. pl.) A group of birds
characterized
by
having
long
slender
bills,
as the
sandpipers,
curlews,
and
ibises.
It is now
regarded
as an
artificial
division..
Tringa
::
Tringa
(n.) A genus of
limicoline
birds
including
many
species
of
sandpipers.
See
Dunlin,
Knot, and
Sandpiper..
Zampogna
::
Zampogna
(n.) A sort of
bagpipe
formerly
in use among
Italian
peasants.
It is now
almost
obsolete.
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