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pipy

[ pahy-pee ]

adjective

pipier, pipiest.
  1. pipelike; tubular.
  2. piping; piping; pipe; shrill:

    a pipy voice.



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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of pipy1

First recorded in 1715–25; pipe 1 + -y 1
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Example Sentences

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We get the sad spectacle of “Pipy,†Pied Piper’s answer to the old Microsoft Office assistant Clippy, showing users to how to complete a task in just six easy clicks.

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Pipy, pī′pi, adj. like a pipe: tubular.

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It was the time when a deep silence comes Upon the summer earth, and all the birds Have ceased from singing, and the world is still As midnight, and if any live thing move— Some fur-clad creature, or cool gliding snake— Within the pipy overgrowth of weeds, The ear can catch the rustle, and the trees And earth and air are listening.

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The pipy hemlock to strange overgrowth;

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"I can scarce agree with you, Sir Richard," said he in a thin, pipy voice.

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