bepiped

Adjective

bepiped (not comparable)

1. Equipped with a pipe for smoking.
   • From early dawn, agricolous county men, on unruly colts—Brunswickers and Brabanters, bebritched, bepiped, and bestride of parturient mares—Creoles by the cart-full, with the garçons gambolling in the rear—all poured in to see the show—“performance to commence at one o’clock precisely, and for one...1849 November 20, “Col. Benton in Ste. Genevieve—Col. Bogy after him”, in The Republic, volume I, number 136, Washington, D.C.
   • Probably but few are aware of the dense mass of thriving, unemployed, or only partially employed youth, boys particularly, to be seen in the neighbourhoods of Castlegate, towards Moldgreen, and in Upperhead-row; youth with no other means of instruction in their way than such a school as the...1854 April 15, “Book Notices”, in The Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser, number 211, section “The Ragged School Union Magazine, Nos. 61 and 2. London: Partridge, Oakey, and Co.”...