(historical) A person employed by the English Exchequer and its successors to work in the pipe office maintaining the pipe rolls on which government income and expenditure were recorded.

(historical) An office in the Court of Exchequer in which the clerk of the pipe made out crown-land leases.

plural of clerk of the pipe

plural of pipe office

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(archaic, idiomatic) To weep.

A type of long, cylindrical bead from North America used in the creation of personal adornments, principally by Native Americans.

A pipe that sprays water, due to a series of small holes / Specifically a pipe that flushes a urinal, also called a weeper

(UK, nautical) To salute a distinguished visitor arriving on a warship by playing the boatswain's pipe.

A short pipe for smoking tobacco.