PIPE, to shed tears, or bewail; “PIPE one’s eye.”—_Sea term._

“He first began to eye his pipe,

And then to PIPE HIS EYE.”

_Old Song._

Metaphor from the boatswain’s pipe, which calls to duty.

PIPE, “to put one’s PIPE out,” to traverse his plans, “take a rise” out

of him.

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