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Meanings of feadóg in anglès
Six-holed woodwind instrument.
Synonyms
Examples for "tin whistle"
Examples for "tin whistle"
1
Which is, uh, basically a tin whistle with a tassel on it.
2
In the corner, an acoustic band played: singer, fiddle, frame drum, tin whistle.
3
They're not likely to do much harm with a tin whistle between their lips.
4
Stacy's job involved playing tin whistle and banging a beer tray over his head.
5
We did not know how to play a tin whistle or beat upon the tintinnabulum.
1
The little breathless voice was like a child's penny whistle blown ignorantly.
2
Do you seek to bribe a Roman Senator with a penny whistle?
3
I'm thinking of learning the penny whistle before I go again.
4
It's only a penny whistle, and a poor one at that.
5
You should hear Lloyd on the penny whistle, and me on the piano!
1
She plays clarinet, saxophones, recorders and Irish whistles, and has worked professionally in a variety of genres.
Translations for feadóg
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