stovepipe
/ˈstoʊvˌpaɪp/
noun
- A metal pipe that carries smoke and gases from a stove to a chimney or flue.
- He installed a new stovepipe to connect the wood stove to the chimney.
- The old stovepipe had rusted through and needed to be replaced.
- The stovepipe was clogged with soot, so the room filled with smoke.
- A tall, narrow hat with a flat top, popular in the 19th century, often associated with Abraham Lincoln.
- The actor playing Abraham Lincoln wore a black stovepipe hat.
- She found a vintage stovepipe hat at the antique shop.
- In old photographs, men often wore stovepipe hats for formal occasions.