| BAGPIPE | • bagpipe n. Singular of bagpipes. • bagpipe n. Attributive form of bagpipes. • bagpipe v. To play the bagpipes. |
| EPIPLOA | • epiploa n. Plural of epiploon. • EPIPLOON n. a free fold of the peritoneum, or one serving to connect viscera, support blood vessels, etc. |
| PANPIPE | • panpipe n. A set of panpipes. • pan␣pipe n. Alternative spelling of panpipe. • PANPIPE n. a musical instrument. |
| PIPAGES | • pipages n. Plural of pipage. • PIPAGE n. transportation, as of petroleum oil, by means of a pipe conduit; also, the charge for such transportation, also PIPEAGE. |
| PIPEAGE | • pipeage n. Alternative form of pipage. • PIPEAGE n. transportation, as of petroleum oil, by means of a pipe conduit; also, the charge for such transportation, also PIPAGE. |
| PIPEFUL | • pipeful n. Enough tobacco to fill a pipe for smoking. • PIPEFUL n. as much as a pipe can hold. |
| PIPERIC | • PIPERIC adj. applied to an acid obtained from piperine, an alkaloid found in black pepper. |
| PIPETTE | • pipette n. (Sciences) A small tube, often with an enlargement or bulb in the middle, and usually graduated, used… • pipette v. To transfer or measure the volume of a liquid using a pipette. • PIPETTE n. a tube for transferring and measuring fluids, also PIPET. |
| PIPIEST | • PIPY adj. like a pipe; hollow-stemmed. |
| PIPINGS | • pipings n. Plural of piping. • PIPING n. a system of pipes. |
| PIPKINS | • pipkins n. Plural of pipkin. • Pipkins prop.n. Plural of Pipkin. • PIPKIN n. a small earthenware or metal cooking pot. |
| PIPLESS | • pipless adj. Without pips (seeds in fruit). • PIPLESS adj. having no pips. |
| PIPPIER | • PIPPY adj. having pips. |
| PIPPING | • pipping v. Present participle of pip. • PIP v. to offend or disgust. |
| PIPPINS | • pippins n. Plural of pippin. • Pippins prop.n. Plural of Pippin. • PIPPIN n. any of numerous fine-flavoured varieties of dessert apple. |