standpipe
/ˈstændpaɪp/Definitions
1. noun
A tall vertical pipe or column, typically of cast iron, for distributing water under pressure from a main supply to a building or other structure.
“The fire department installed a new standpipe to ensure faster access to water in case of emergencies.”
2. verb
To supply (a building, etc.) with water under pressure from a main supply through a standpipe.
“The fire department stood the building by installing a standpipe to combat the growing fire.”