Definition of Calabash pipe

1. Noun. A pipe for smoking; has a curved stem and a large bowl made from a calabash gourd.

Exact synonyms: Calabash
Generic synonyms: Pipe, Tobacco Pipe

Lexicographical Neighbors of Calabash Pipe

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cakey
cakier
cakiest
cakily
cakiness
cakinesses
caking
cakings
caky
calaba
calabar-bean vine
calabarine
calabash
calabash curare
calabash pipe (current term)
calabash tree
calabashes
calabaza
calabazas
calabazilla
calaboose
calabooses
calabur tree
calabura
calade
caladenia
calades
caladium
caladiums

Literary usage of Calabash pipe

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Tobacco Worker by Tobacco Workers International Union (1907)
"THE calabash pipe. When the British Army was in South Africa during the late war, and the "Queen's ... The calabash pipe is the result of their labours, ..."

2. Monthly Consular and Trade Reports by United States Bureau of Manufactures (1906)
"Smokers who have used the calabash pipe agree that it gives a special ... I am forwarding a specimen of a calabash pipe in a half-completed stage and a ..."

3. Bulletin by United States Bureau of Plant Industry (1908)
"Within the past five years there has come Into very general use In South Africa a pipe made from the calabash. Pipe smokers who have used this calabash pipe ..."

4. Forty Years of 'Spy,' by Leslie Ward (1915)
"The whole time I watched him he paced the room like a caged animal, smoking a very large calabash pipe and telling amusing stories. ..."

5. Somewhere in Red Gap by Harry Leon Wilson (1916)
"He took two, crumpled the tobacco from the papers and stuffed it into his calabash pipe. "Sure is he a murderer! A tough one, too." The speaker moved round ..."

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