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'''Pipe''': A tube with a small bowl at one end used for the smoking of tobacco. | '''Pipe''': A tube with a small bowl at one end used for the smoking of tobacco. | ||
'''Pit''': Briar grows underground and as such is prone to picking up bits of sand which create a void in the block, sometimes not noticeable until the pipe is nearly finished. Traditionally pits, or sand pits, would simply be filled with putty and stained over for a value priced pipe. | |||
'''P-Lip''': A type of pipe mouthpiece invented by Peterson of Dublin and relying on a small hole on the top of a stem rather than a hole at its end. Meant to reduce tongue bite by directing the flow of smoke away from the tongue. | '''P-Lip''': A type of pipe mouthpiece invented by Peterson of Dublin and relying on a small hole on the top of a stem rather than a hole at its end. Meant to reduce tongue bite by directing the flow of smoke away from the tongue. | ||