Definition

To make a high-pitched sound, similar to a whistle or chirp, often associated with birds or musical instruments.

Example

The bird began to pipe a cheerful tune in the morning.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear that bird pipe this morning?

Yeah, it was so cheerful!

I love when they pipe like that; it makes the day feel brighter.

Absolutely! It’s like nature’s alarm clock.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A hollow tube used to carry liquids, gases, or other substances, or a device for smoking.

Example

He took a long puff from his pipe while sitting by the fire.

Conversation

Did you see that old pipe they found in the park?

Yeah, I heard it was part of an ancient water system.

I wonder how long it’s been buried in the ground.

Definition

To convey something, such as liquid or gas, through pipes or to transmit something in a way that resembles piping, like music or frosting.

Example

The plumber will pipe the water from the main line to the house.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I saw you pipe some music into the living room yesterday.

Yeah, it really changed the vibe of the party!

I need to learn how to pipe music like that for my next gathering.

Root Explanation

Pipe → The word 'pipe' originates from Old English 'pīpe', which means a tube or a hollow cylinder. It refers to a cylindrical object used for conveying liquids or gases.

Memory Tip

Think of a hollow tube that carries something through it — that's what a pipe does.

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