stovepipe
/ˈstoʊvpaɪp/Definitions
1. noun
A long, narrow, cylindrical hat made from felt, typically worn by cowboys in the western United States.
“The cowboy wore a distinctive stovepipe hat to complete his outfit.”
2. noun
A type of hatband or hat decoration made in the shape of a stovepipe.
“The hatband resembled a stovepipe and added to the overall style of the hat.”
3. noun
A type of pipe used to support and stabilize a chimney, particularly one that has been damaged or is in disrepair.
“The homeowner needed a new stovepipe to ensure the chimney remained secure.”
4. noun
A narrow, upright, cylindrical structure, typically made from wood or metal, used in a building or structure to support something such as a pipe or a beam.
“The stovepipe supported the heavy pipe that carried water from the roof to the storage tank.”
5. verb
To decorate or embellish something, typically a hat, with a stovepipe or a similar type of decoration.
“The milliner stovepiped the hat with intricate details and patterns.”