tube
/tjuːb/Definitions
1. noun
a long, hollow, cylindrical structure, typically made of metal, plastic, or paper, used for conveying a fluid or gas
“The firework exploded out of the tube and lit up the sky.”
2. noun
a narrow opening, especially in a rock or a hill, used as a passage or a conduit
“The hikers had to crawl through a narrow tube to reach the other side of the cave.”
3. noun
a long, cylindrical container, typically used for holding or storing liquids or solids
“The toothpaste came out of the tube and onto the counter.”
4. verb
to convey or transport something in a tube or through a tube-like structure
“The water tube carries water from the well to the house.”
5. verb
to insert or extract something from a tube or a tube-like structure
“You need to tube the water out of the hose before you can use it.”
6. verb
to surf or travel on a tube-like structure, typically a piece of plastic or a board
“The surfer loved to tube down the wave and feel the rush of adrenaline.”