IPA: /ˈʃɪbuːk/
KK: /chɪˈbuːk/
A type of long pipe used for smoking, typically made of wood and clay, with a mouthpiece often made of amber.
He enjoyed smoking tobacco from his ornate chibouque after dinner.
Chibouque originates from Turkish 'çubuk', meaning a stick or pipe. It refers specifically to a type of long pipe used for smoking tobacco.
Think of a 'stick' ('çubuk') used for smoking — that's why a chibouque is a long smoking pipe.
No commonly confused words.