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Meanings of stovepipe in English
Usage of stovepipe in English
1
A light filtered down through the hole where the stovepipe had been.
2
The drum was solid cement around the space where the stovepipe had been.
3
The stovepipe from the kitchen range ran through it, giving it ample warmth.
4
Anne could hear the valley breeze whistling in the creosote-soaked stovepipe.
5
And there's no fireplace in the room-noteven a hole for a stovepipe.
6
Everything from their prudery to their stovepipe hats strikes us as irresistibly quaint.
7
From the top of it extended some three feet of stovepipe.
8
A hole for the stovepipe was waiting, covered by a decorated pie plate.
9
Why is there still a hole in the north stovepipe again?
10
She went to the paper-stuffed stovepipe hole, out of which the bat had fallen.
11
It shivered down the long stovepipe, too, inside the waiting-room.
12
They were about as big as a stovepipe and four feet long, painted brown.
13
I was a hollow man with nothing to offer, empty as a junked stovepipe.
14
I haven't much confidence in that stovepipe, she exclaimed laughingly.
15
To what is the upper end of the stovepipe joined?
16
It wafted the smoke from Bland's stovepipe gently down on the river's shining face.
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Translations for stovepipe
Portuguese
Spanish
Stovepipe through the time
Stovepipe across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common