Usage of "hosepipe" | TermGallery

Portuguese

Catalan

A flexible pipe for conveying a liquid or gas.

Usage of hosepipe in English

Hiram was already laying out between the celery rows a long hosepipe. 
 Hiram the Young Farmer 

In the well-kept garden, women in sarongs wash themselves beneath a hosepipe. 
 Reuters 

A second hosepipe ban in two years is likely, why is this happening? 
 The Irish Times 

Irish Water has introduced a hosepipe ban across the country from Friday morning. 
 The Irish Times 

It looks likely that hosepipe bans could become more common in the future. 
 Radio NZ 

Local sources said that a hosepipe had been found close to the car. 
 The Irish Times 

We certainly won't be using the hosepipe in the garden anymore. 
 The Guardian 

But what are the dos and don'ts of a hosepipe ban? 
 BBC 

I took the showerhead off and used it like a hosepipe. 
 NS13 Zero Hour (2010) 

Good to hear that there's no sock in your hosepipe. 
 The Irish Times 

Widespread hosepipe bans are likely even before spring has begun. 
 The Guardian 

Give them a going-over with the hosepipe and let them get on with it? 
 The Guardian 

There was thick brown mud all over the exhaust, holding the hosepipe in place. 
 The Ocean at the End of the Lane 

There were neat rows of shrubs, each lovingly irrigated by lines of black hosepipe. 
 The last testament 

Now with the hosepipe ban, I'm delighted to put out the wash to next year. 
 The Irish Times 

The hosepipe ban is still in place nationwide and Irish Water are now planning nighttime restrictions. 
 The Irish Times 

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Hosepipe through the time

Meanings of hosepipe in English