Converse of object

• leak: The floor was covered in about an inch of water but there was no sign of leaking pipes.

• insulate: For systems without a tank stat, it is vital to insulate the pipes adjacent to the tank that feed the heating coil.

• smoke: Bad enough with him smoking that pipe of his.

• bury: But the rivalries are interrupted: in the exact place where Zöllner is buried, new pipes are to be laid.

• lay: There are 16 miles of pipes laid in the concrete under the ice.

Adjective modifier

• perforated: Concealed perforated pipes hidden below the water line would have spewed gasoline and then the floating fuel would have been ignited.

• underground: I imagined they were responding to some report of a blocked drain, by sucking out the underground pipes along the road.

• plastic: You can even install special plastic pipe in solid floors to provide under floor heating.

• frozen: Gordon also mentions that frozen water supply pipes were a problem.

• 22mm: A piece of 22mm copper pipe is inserted into this hole as a sleeve.

Modifies a noun

• organ: Billy couldn't take a pipe organ with him, in fact he didn't own one.

• cleaner: The best pipe cleaner craft book I've been able to find.

• dream: Talk of shaping Europes policy is just a pipe dream.

• insulation: The opportunity to update existing heating controls should never be missed along with increasing pipe insulation.

Noun used with modifier

• exhaust: These chrome trims are either straight, to lengthen the exhaust pipe, or a shrouded fan shape to deflect the gases downwards.

• clay: A number of clay pipes are among the finds.

• flue: Like the great, the sixteen top notes of the clarion are composed of flue pipes.

• hose: We are building two planters out of breeze block with lengths of hose pipe between the mortar joints.

• outfall: A new sea outfall pipe is to be sited north of the town.

• burst: I would have hoped your tenants would be sensible enough not to want burst pipes damaging their goods.