IPA: /ˈhoʊzˌpaɪp/
KK: /ˈhoʊzˌpaɪp/
A flexible tube used to carry water or other liquids, often used in gardens or for washing.
I used the hosepipe to water the plants in my garden.
Hosepipe → The word is formed from "hose" (from Old English *hosa*, meaning a tube or pipe) and "pipe" (from Old English *pipa*, meaning a tube or pipe). A hosepipe refers to a flexible tube used for conveying water or other fluids, combining the meanings of both components as a pipe made of hose.
Think of a 'hose' as a flexible tube and a 'pipe' as a tube for carrying something — together, they describe a flexible tube used to carry water.