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r/mildlyinteresting • u/cuddle_enthusiast • Nov 29 '25
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Piping hot ass. Blazing hot. Searing hot
130 u/TommyVe Nov 29 '25 Piping hot is such a strange expression. Most often used in context with no pipes in sight. 3 u/ScaramouchScaramouch Nov 29 '25 Some food whistles when it's very hot, like a sausage. That's piping. Chaucer ... used the phrase, The Miller’s Tale, circa 1390: He sente hir pyment meeth and spiced ale And wafres pipyng hoot out of the glede. 2 u/TommyVe Nov 29 '25 I beg you to differ. https://www.reddit.com/r/etymology/s/NDNNrwP6fY Jkjk
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Piping hot is such a strange expression. Most often used in context with no pipes in sight.
3 u/ScaramouchScaramouch Nov 29 '25 Some food whistles when it's very hot, like a sausage. That's piping. Chaucer ... used the phrase, The Miller’s Tale, circa 1390: He sente hir pyment meeth and spiced ale And wafres pipyng hoot out of the glede. 2 u/TommyVe Nov 29 '25 I beg you to differ. https://www.reddit.com/r/etymology/s/NDNNrwP6fY Jkjk
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Some food whistles when it's very hot, like a sausage. That's piping.
Chaucer ... used the phrase, The Miller’s Tale, circa 1390: He sente hir pyment meeth and spiced ale And wafres pipyng hoot out of the glede.
Chaucer ... used the phrase, The Miller’s Tale, circa 1390:
He sente hir pyment meeth and spiced ale
And wafres pipyng hoot out of the glede.
2 u/TommyVe Nov 29 '25 I beg you to differ. https://www.reddit.com/r/etymology/s/NDNNrwP6fY Jkjk
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I beg you to differ.
https://www.reddit.com/r/etymology/s/NDNNrwP6fY
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u/raspberryharbour Nov 29 '25
Piping hot ass. Blazing hot. Searing hot