pipes top (pipstop)

A spigot in a pipe. E. H. Knight. pipe-tongs (pīp'tôngz), n. sing. and pl. An implement used by pipe-fitters in screwing to IMG:content-0239.png:[merged small][ocr errors][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small] 4506 gether lengths of pipe, or in unscrewing lengths previously screwed together or united by screw threaded pipe-fittings. pipe-tree (pip'tre), n. The lilac-tree, Syringa vulgar is. Pudding pipe-tree, the purging ca ia. See Ca ia, 1. pipette (pi-pet'), ), n. [F. pipette, dim. of pipe, a pipe: see pipel.] 1. In porcelain-making, a small can arranged to hold slip, and to allow piping sometimes imported along with divi-divi for tanning, though very inferior. Pipidæ (pip'i-dē), n. pl. [NL.,