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'''Panel Billiard''': According to the [[Panel Billiard|A.S.P. Pipe Parts Charts by Bill Burney]], the Panelled Billiard, also called a foursquare, is a basic billiard shape with flat, or panelled, sides. The classic panel has four flat sides and a round shank. | |||
'''Pear''': More commonly called an acorn today, according to the [[Pear/Accorn|A.S.P. Pipe Parts Charts by Bill Burney]] the pear is a sort of softened dublin shape, with a conical bowl and tobacco chamber but with all sharp edges rounded. | |||
'''Pickaxe''': According to the [[Pickaxe|A.S.P. Pipe Parts Charts by Bill Burney]], the pickaxe is a freehand style of pipe characterized by a paneled, triangular bowl. | |||
'''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. | ||
'''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. | ||
'''Poker''': According to the [[Poker|A.S.P. Pipe Parts Charts by Bill Burney]], the poker is a straight pipe with a cylindrical, flat bottomed bowl designed so that the pipe will stand on its own. | |||
'''Pot''': According to the [[Pot|A.S.P. Pipe Parts Charts by Bill Burney]], the pot is a billiard with a shorter bowl, but not a shorter shank than a standard billiard. | |||
'''Prince''': According to the [[Prince|A.S.P. Pipe Parts Charts by Bill Burney]], the prince is a pipe shape characterized by a squat rounded bowl and along, usually slightly bent stem with a short shank. The pipe was named after Prince Albert, later King Edward VII, the Prince of Wales. | |||
== Q == | == Q == | ||