IPA: /ˈbɪb.kɒk/
KK: /ˈbɪbˌkɒk/
A type of faucet that has a spout that points downwards, commonly used for filling containers or watering plants.
I installed a new bibcock in the garden to make watering easier.
Bibcock → The word originates from the combination of 'bib' (from Middle English 'bibben', meaning to drink) and 'cock' (from Old French 'coc', meaning a valve or tap). A bibcock is a type of tap or valve used for controlling the flow of liquid, particularly in plumbing.
Think of 'bib' as related to drinking and 'cock' as a valve — a bibcock is a tap that controls the flow of liquid, just like a valve controls the flow of water.