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Meaning of briar pipe
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briar pipe (n)
a pipe made from the root (briarroot) of the tree heath
briar pipe Sentence Examples
- Grandfather puffed thoughtfully on his briar pipe, its rich aroma filling the room.
- The detective wore a trench coat and held a briar pipe clenched between his teeth, looking every bit the part.
- The worn briar pipe, nestled in an old leather case, held memories of countless stories shared by its owner.
- With a practiced flick of his wrist, the seasoned sailor tamped down the tobacco in his briar pipe.
- The artist held his briar pipe in one hand, contemplating the landscape before him with a thoughtful frown.
- The scent of cherry tobacco wafted from the professor's briar pipe as he lectured on the history of philosophy.
- Despite the rising popularity of cigarettes, the old man remained loyal to his traditional briar pipe.
- The antique shop displayed a collection of ornately carved briar pipes from various countries.
- After a long day's work, she settled down with a book and lit her favorite briar pipe, inhaling the sweet, calming smoke.
- The detective's keen eye spotted a faint outline of teeth marks on the discarded briar pipe, offering a crucial clue.
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a pipe made from the root (briarroot) of the tree heath
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Grandfather puffed thoughtfully on his briar pipe, its rich aroma filling the room.
The detective wore a trench coat and held a briar pipe clenched between his teeth, looking every bit the part.
The worn briar pipe, nestled in an old leather case, held memories of countless stories shared by its owner.
With a practiced flick of his wrist, the seasoned sailor tamped down the tobacco in his briar pipe.
