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outpipe

outpipe noun: a pipe serving as an outlet.

Noun

outpipe (plural outpipes)

  1. A pipe serving as an outlet.

Verb

outpipe (third-person singular simple present outpipes, present participle outpiping, simple past and past participle outpiped)

  1. (transitive) To surpass in piping; to pipe better than.
    • a bird that can outpipe the nightingale

Forms of outpipe

Noun
pluraloutpipes
Verb
third-person singular presentoutpipes
present participleoutpiping
past participleoutpiped
pastoutpiped

Origin of outpipe

From out- + pipe.

Questions about outpipe

What does outpipe mean?
Outpipe means a pipe serving as an outlet.
What part of speech is outpipe?
Outpipe can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of outpipe?
The plural of outpipe is outpipes.

Words near outpipe in the dictionary

  1. outpicked
  2. outpicket
  3. outpickets
  4. outpicking
  5. outpicks
  6. outpipe
  7. outpiped
  8. outpipes
  9. outpiping
  10. outpiss
  11. outpissed

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