Blew
Pipe and blew are semantically related. in make sound topic. In some cases you can use "Pipe" instead a verb "Blew".
Both words in one sentence
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The Simpsons: When Bart visited Hugh Hefner (to get Hef to appear on Krusty's Komeback Special) Hef smoked a pipe, and Bart had a similar looking pipe which blew bubbles.
Source: Distinguished Gentleman's Pipe -
When she looked through Sam's desk she found an actual pipe, causing her to wonder Or Was It a Dream?...then she looked at the pipe more carefully, blew into it and bubbles came out.
Source: Distinguished Gentleman's Pipe -
Garfield himself once blew soap bubbles with a real pipe:Jon: My ivory-stemmed, mother-of-pearl inlaid meerschaum!
Source: Comic Strip / Garfield
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