Definitions

pipe

[pahyp] / paɪp /

NOUN

passage, tube

Synonyms

STRONGEST

duct hose line pipeline sewer vent vessel

STRONG

aqueduct canal channel conduit conveyer main spout trough

VERB

conduct through tube, passage

Synonyms

STRONGEST

siphon transmit

STRONG

carry channel convey funnel supply

WEAK

bring in traject

VERB

make a sound; peep

Synonyms

STRONG

blubber cheep cry play say shout sing sob sound speak talk toot trill tweet twitter wail warble weep whistle

WEAK

boohoo

Antonyms

STRONG

be quiet listen whimper

Example Sentences

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However, the cost of maintaining and strengthening energy networks - including power lines, cables and gas pipes - is rising.

From BBC

Katie, who is known online as the Wheeled Piper, used to play the pipes for hours at a time but now she is unable to play at all.

From BBC

The company said water was being added to the local network to flush the pipe system.

From BBC

The pipes are invisible, but the flow is steady.

From The Wall Street Journal

"We didn't want to bring the water into the practice and then contaminate the pipes or anything like that or our equipment."

From BBC