stovepipes

/ ˈstəʊvˌpaɪps /

plural noun

1. informal.
   tight trousers with narrow legs

Example Sentences

When I was in the military, we called the problem “inter-operability” or “stovepipes.”

From The Daily Beast

The lesson: Defeat stovepipes first and you can defeat the Taliban later.

From The Daily Beast

Snug, too, they looked, with smoke coming out of stovepipes that ran through the roofs of several of them.

From Project Gutenberg

And there was no movement, no sound, no sign of life except the hot air rising from the mess kitchen stovepipes.

From Project Gutenberg

Keep them in covered boxes or dishes, away from the heat of stoves and stovepipes and out of the reach of rats and mice.

From Project Gutenberg

We awake betimes to the rattle of the scrubbing brush and the sharp overthrow of stovepipes.

From Project Gutenberg

He didn't hammer stovepipes and carry kitchen-boxes and cut fire-wood, you know.

From Project Gutenberg