piperepair

noun
UK /ˈpaɪp.rɪˌpeə/
US /ˈpaɪp.rɪˌper/

A piperepair is when someone fixes a broken pipe so water can flow again.

The plumber came to do a piperepair under the kitchen sink.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The act of mending a musical pipe or flute.

The old instrument maker finished a piperepair on the wooden flute.

3. A patch or replacement section used to mend a pipe.

He fitted a small piperepair over the cracked section of the hose.

4. A service visit or job dedicated to fixing pipes.

The company scheduled a piperepair for Tuesday morning.