paddock-pipe
/ˈpadəkpʌɪp/(also paddock's pipe) Now Scottish and English regional (northern )
noun
With singular or plural concord. Either of two kinds of plant with a cylindrical, often hollow stem, growing especially in wet or marshy places, a horsetail (genus Equisetum, especially E. fluviatile and E. palustre), and a mare's tail, Hippuris vulgaris.
Origin
Middle English. From paddock + pipe. In some forms from the genitive of paddock + pipe.
- scrambler
- scrambling
- scramjet
- scrammy
- scran
- Scranton
- scrap
- scrapbook
- scrapbooker
- scrapbooking
- scrap dealer
- scrape
- scrape acquaintance with
- scraper
- scraperboard
- scrape the barrel (or the bottom of the barrel)
- scrapheap
- scrapie
- scraping
- scrap merchant
- scrap metal
- scrappage
- scrap paper
- scrapper
- scrappily