[kal-yuh-met, kal-yuh-met] 
| a long-stemmed, ornamented tobacco pipe used by North American Indians on ceremonial occasions, esp. in token of peace. |
| cal·u·met (kāl'yə-mět', -mĭt, kāl'yə-mět') n. A long-stemmed sacred or ceremonial tobacco pipe used by certain Native American peoples. [Canadian French, from French dialectal, straw, from Late Latin calamellus, diminutive of Latin calamus, reed, from Greek kalamos.] |
| Cal·u·met (kāl'yə-mět', -mĭt) A major industrial region of northeast Illinois and northwest Indiana on Lake Michigan adjacent to Chicago. |
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