IPA: //ʧɪˈbuːk//
KK: /chɪˈboʊk/
A type of tobacco pipe that has a long stem and a bowl made of clay, commonly used in Turkey.
He enjoyed smoking his chibouk while sitting on the porch.
Chibouk originates from Turkish 'çubuk', meaning a stick or pipe. It refers specifically to a long pipe used for smoking tobacco, often associated with the Ottoman Empire.
Think of the Turkish word 'çubuk' meaning stick or pipe, which helps you remember that a chibouk is a long pipe used for smoking.