pipery
/ˈpɪpəri/(also piperi, piperie) Now historical
noun
A raft or boat resembling a catamaran, used on the east coast of South America and in the Caribbean.
Origin
Late 17th century. From French piperie, further etymology uncertain; perhaps from Spanish pipería (in nautical context) set of barrels for storing fresh water from pipa + -ería.
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