to pipe

Accept this fact even if you do not like it

To become quiet or tell someone to stop making noise

To start speaking suddenly, often loudly or in a high voice

Bring water, gas, or air into a place through pipes

Send data into a program or service for processing

To put icing on a cake in an eye shape

To start to play music or sing suddenly

A thing made inside a metal pipe that explodes to hurt people or damage things

A hope or plan that is not likely to happen

A tube that carries water into a house or building

A pipe that carries gas from the engine out the back of a car

A large musical instrument that makes sound through many pipes and you play with keyboards and pedals

A thin bendable wire with soft material for cleaning a tobacco pipe or making simple crafts

A decorated pipe smoked in a special ceremony by some Native American groups to show peace or agreement

A tube that carries hot steam under pressure

A large adjustable tool with jaws that have teeth for gripping and turning pipes

A worker who installs and repairs pipes that carry water, gas, or steam

A smoking device where smoke passes through water before you breathe it in

A small pipe for smoking tobacco made from baked clay

A vertical tube that carries water or gas up between floors in a building

A tube in an organ that makes musical notes when air moves through it

A small device that plays a musical note to help singers or musicians find the right starting note

A small hand tool that cuts metal or plastic pipes cleanly

A person who smokes tobacco from a pipe

A small part with threads that connects two pipes

A pipe that carries water or waste away from a building

A set of connected metal tubes that carry force and mud from the platform to the cutting part underground

A small tube with a bowl that you use to smoke tobacco

A pipe for smoking tobacco made from the hard root of a shrub

A smoking pipe with a curved stem and a large bowl made from a calabash gourd

A pipe on a bagpipe that makes a steady background low note

A climbing plant with large heart-shaped leaves and pipe-shaped flowers

A small wind instrument like a recorder with a mouthpiece you blow into

A pipe in an organ that makes sound when air moves across a sharp edge

An organ pipe that makes sound when air passes a sharp edge

A pipe with finger holes that plays the tune in a bagpipe or organ

A small wind instrument like a simple oboe used in French folk and classical music

A small waxy white or pink plant in shady woods that does not use sunlight to make food

A tropical tree with hanging yellow flowers and pods whose soft inside is used as medicine

A traditional pipe used in ceremonies for shared smoking

An old clay pipe with a long stem for smoking, often from 17th or 18th century England

A pipe in an organ that makes sound when a thin metal strip vibrates, giving a bright tone

A set of pipes of different lengths tied together that you play by blowing across the tops

An action or remark that starts a conversation

The round open part of a smoking pipe that holds tobacco

A tool that holds a pipe firmly while you cut or thread it

A tough climbing plant with large leaves and curved, pipe-like flowers

A clamp that holds a pipe firmly while you cut or thread it

A person who leads a bagpipe band and arranges the music

A decorated smoking pipe used at special times to show peace or agreement

A stand that holds tobacco pipes to store and show them

A small flute played with one hand while the other hand plays a drum

A small simple flute or pipe played by people who care for sheep

A pipe that carries waste water from toilets and sinks to the drain

A horizontal pipe with small holes that sprays water or other liquids evenly

A pipe that carries away dirty water from a sink or bath