This boy will bear a Scheik's chibouk, and that a Bey's jerreed.
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Mr. John Howe sat comfortably in his easy-chair, smoking his chibouk.
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We had a good Arab dinner, with the national kouskous, followed by a chibouk.
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Coffee was frequently accompanied by tobacco, which would be smoked in a nargileh or long-stemmed chibouk.
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Ali shrugged his shoulders and took his chibouk from the hands of the page who carried it.
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My uncle, lounging in the corner of a small couch, smoked his long Turkish chibouk in silence.
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A chibouk, or chibouque, was a Turkish tobacco pipe with a long stem and a red clay bowl.
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Out of his back, somewhere, apparently, the long stem of a chibouk projected, and reached far above his right shoulder.
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He led Lancey to the room in which they had first met, and, seating himself on a divan, lighted his chibouk.
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With an arch smile the Pasha laid down his chibouk and left the room, and the black attendant conducted Lancey to his bedroom.
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Tai chi is based on the Taoist belief that good health results from balanced chi, which is short for chibouk, a long-stemmed Turkish tobacco pipe.
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In the past this craft was carried out also by silversmiths, who took care particularly of decoration of long pipes and weavers, who wove with silky galloons parts of the smoking set. The raw material used for the production of chibouks, long pipes, cigarette boxes and pipes was wood and horn, but in the past, ivory and bones were used. The terminology of this craft in Gjakova was in Albanian language, whilst in Pristina it was in Turkish language. The oldest chibouk-makers family was the one of Zejnullah Ramadani, who until around 1958 kept his shop in the Little Bazaar.
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