pipelike
- adjective
- /ˈpaɪpˌlaɪk/
- Engineers discovered a pipelike cavity running through the mountain.
Examples
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The mineral formed long, pipelike structures in the rock.
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The plant's stem was unusually pipelike, making it easy to identify.
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The pipelike structure of the bridge is quite impressive.
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The artist created a pipelike sculpture in the park.
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The straw had a long, pipelike shape, making it perfect for sipping drinks.
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The tunnel was designed to be pipelike, allowing water to flow smoothly through it.
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She noticed the pipelike structure of the cactus as it grew tall and slender.
Synonyms
Shaped like a long hollow tube that lets air or liquid pass
Shaped like a long thin straight stick
Thin and straight like a stick
Having the shape of a hollow tube that lets water pass
A plant with a stem shaped like a round tube
Shaped like a long thin stick
How Tubular
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pipelike comes from the everyday word pipe, a 'hollow tube', plus the ending -like meaning 'similar to'. So pipelike means 'long and round like a pipe', which helps you picture its tube shape.