gaspipe

English

Etymology

From gas +‎ pipe.

Noun

gaspipe (plural gaspipes)

1. A pipe for conveying gas.
   • 1896, The Weekly Reporter, volume 44, page 323:

     It was proved that the contractor had been guilty of negligence by insecurely packing the soil around a gaspipe in use after the excavation had been made for the sewer, whereby the gaspipe was broken and the gas escaped.

Derived terms

• mahogany gaspipe

Related terms

• gas pipeline

Translations

a pipe for conveying gas

• Hungarian: gázcső (hu)