tube pouch (tubpouch)

A pouch for holding priming-tubes. tuber (tū'ber), n. [L. tuber, a bump, swelling, tumor, knob on plants, truffle, etc.; perhaps "eyes," which properly modified axil are lary buds. Some of these buds normally sprout the second season, found in the urine in certain forms of Bright's disease. They are formed in the tubules of the kidneys. See renal cast , under cast1. tube-clamp (tūb'klamp), n. 1. A clamp for engaging by compre ion and frictional con- tact the outer surface of a tube or pipe. Also IMG:content-1018.png:[ocr errors] tube- clip. 2. In well - boring, a tool for lifting well-tubing and drawing it up. It consists of two jaws which can be clamped securely on the tube, each jaw having a bail in which the tackle-hook engages. E. H. Knight .