piping bag
noun
A funnel of cloth, paper, etc., usually fitted with a nozzle, through which pastry, icing, or other food of a similar consistency may be piped, especially in order to decorate a cake, etc.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in The Times.
- eat like a bird (or a horse)
- eat one's heart out
- eat one's own dog food
- eat one's words
- eat someone alive
- eat someone out of house and home
- eat someone's dust
- eat someone up
- eat something away (or eat away at)
- eat something up
- EAU
- Eau Claire
- eau de cologne
- eau de Nil
- eau de toilette
- eau de vie
- eaves
- eavesdrop
- eavesdropper
- eavestrough
- EB
- e-bank
- e-banking
- eBay
- eBayer