The Collaborative International Dictionary
corncob pipe \corn"cob pipe`\ (k[^o]rn"k[o^]b p[imac]p`), n. a pipe[3] for smoking tobacco with a bowl made from a corncob.
Usage examples of "corncob pipe".
He was smoking a corncob pipe, which had filled the hut with a tarry smell.
He has jammed a wooden match down into the bowl of a corncob pipe and is puffing away futilely.
An old colored woman clad in a faded blue Mother Hubbard with darker blue patches sat in a rocking chair by a coal-burning kitchen stove, darning a threadbare man's woolen sock on a wooden egg, and smoking a corncob pipe.
He heard her raising her voice at Fred Fearing, who was sucking his corncob pipe and glaring at her far down the table.
He reached behind him and took a Douglas MacArthur corncob pipe from a holder shaped like a bucket seat.
Commander Ouvarov, sitting beside him with his corncob pipe gritted between his teeth and his .
She wore large round horn-rimmed glasses, and was smoking a corncob pipe with a curved amber stem.
Lieutenant Commander Lee Koski clamped his teeth a notch tighter on the stem of a corncob pipe, jammed his knotted fists two inches deeper in his fur-lined windbreaker and shivered in the intense cold.
Jules and Bosun sat together on the dock, sharing a cup of hot chicory and a corncob pipe.
He glanced toward the door of the room in which the curly-headed scoundrel with the corncob pipe was still hurling paper balls at the man who was trying to invent the postures of dead mariners frozen in the rigging.
Based on cobwebs and dust, no one had been inside in many years, and I sifted through a rubber cat toy, a faded blue hat and a chewed-on corncob pipe.