blowpipe
/ˈbloʊpaɪp/Definitions
1. noun
a long, usually wooden tube, typically with a metal mouthpiece and a metal or bamboo barrel, used for shooting arrows or darts with compressed air or breath.
“The archer used a blowpipe to shoot the tiny dart at the target.”
2. verb
to propel (an arrow or dart) through a blowpipe.
“The hunter blew the dart out of the blowpipe, hitting the deer with a direct shot.”