An artificial channel or pipe for the conveyance of water or other liquids; an aqueduct, a canal. (In Scottish in the form cundie commonly applied to…

A conducting way, passage, or channel. A channel for conveying water, steam, smoke, electricity, etc.

An instrument or means for forcing. A contrivance for propelling water. Obsolete.

The metal regarded as fashioned into some object, e.g. †a seal, †the plummet of a plumb-line, †a pipe or conduit, a leaden coffin, a bullet, the…

= suspiral, n.

A box-like passage for light, air, water, or solid objects, usually made of boards; a shaft, conduit; a chute. Now chiefly technical.

A duct or channel.

Something, such as a casing, conduit, etc., constructed after the manner of, or in the shape of, a box; spec. (a) the lining of a well; (b) (chiefly…

A conduit, channel, or tube, for the conveyance of water or other liquid. spec. = ink-trough n. at ink, n.1 compounds 3; also attributive.

A tube made out of a hollow tree (obsolete).