IPA: /ˈpaɪpˌstɛm/
KK: /ˈpaɪpˌstɛm/
A hollow tube used in a pipe for smoking tobacco or other substances.
He carefully cleaned the pipestem to ensure a smooth smoking experience.
Pipestem → The word is formed from "pipe" (from Old English *pīpe*, meaning a tubular object) and "stem" (from Old English *stem*, meaning a supporting structure or stalk). Together, these parts describe a tubular structure that resembles a stem, typically used in the context of smoking or conveying substances.
Think of a 'pipe' as a tubular object and a 'stem' as a supporting structure — together, they create the idea of a tubular stem used for smoking.
No commonly confused words.