Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun See
organ , 6. - noun Same as
piping , 4.
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- noun Any system of
pipes ortubes ;piping - noun music The pipes and
stops of anorgan
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun the flues and stops on a pipe organ
Etymologies
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Examples
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Some parts of the processing machinery such as pipework, heat exchangers, tanks, fillers etc. must be cleaned immediately after the production cycle has finished so that when the next production cycle starts, the system should be cleaned.
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Water drips in through the heavy layers of asphalt, concrete, and pipework above the tunnels and crowded passageways.
Down and Delirious in Mexico City Daniel Hernandez 2011
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Scandinavia might be right – certainly, the pipework and connectors in the bathroom (on second thoughts) are not of a kind used in the UK.
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Water drips in through the heavy layers of asphalt, concrete, and pipework above the tunnels and crowded passageways.
Down and Delirious in Mexico City Daniel Hernandez 2011
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The former Labour Deputy Prime minister claimed £312 for the fitting of mock Tudor beams to the front of his constituency home in Hull and in December 2004 a plumber charged him £210.79 for pipework, taps and to "refix WC seat," according to the newspaper.
This is What the SNP should have done in tonight's PPB Alan Smart 2009
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• How do you decide whether to focus on three-dimensional cake sculptures of puppets or pricey cakes covered in rolled fondant with delicate pipework?
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The kitchen is stripped back to its bones: exposed brick, salvaged wood walls, and naked beams and pipework on the ceiling.
Anatomy of style: Vintage Hannah Booth 2010
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Water drips in through the heavy layers of asphalt, concrete, and pipework above the tunnels and crowded passageways.
Down and Delirious in Mexico City Daniel Hernandez 2011
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The only issue is that the pipework that underpins it – particularly in the UK – has to be up to the challenge.
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The former Labour Deputy Prime minister claimed £312 for the fitting of mock Tudor beams to the front of his constituency home in Hull and in December 2004 a plumber charged him £210.79 for pipework, taps and to "refix WC seat," according to the newspaper.
For Foulkes Sake - step forward The Red Baron Alan Smart 2009
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