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Meanings of chanter in English
Spanish
punteiro Usage of chanter in English
1
The old chanter stands at the gate of the corral and sings.
2
The door creaked as the chanter entered who was to relieve his predecessor.
3
Then, as the chanter dropped his arms again, the flame would drop also.
4
In turn, the chanter fixed his eyes on the area of Duncan's navel.
5
He often hummed some liturgical melody of a well-known synagogue chanter.
6
In the further corner sat the chanter, reading the Psalms in a low, monotonous voice.
7
Behind the priest and a chanter stood the notabilities on a spot reserved for them.
8
And the lines of warriors escorting the chanter stood to attention, their weapons still undrawn.
9
The chanter must be on the jetty.
10
On his left he had the sub-chanter, on his right, the chanter, armed with his official wand.
11
He sat in a stall near to the Reverend William Yorke, who was the chanter for the afternoon.
12
I was sceptical, but as soon as a practice chanter was thrust in my hand, I was entranced.
13
A full set consists of a bag, bellows, chanter, three drones and regulators in a variety of pitches.
14
When I blow up my chanter.
15
But I am sworn not to speak of what he is. He fingered the chanter of his war pipes absently.
16
J'ai besoin de chanter.
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Frequent collocations
Chanter through the time