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Often used in the same context:
bagpipers,
pipers,
bugler,
skirl,
bugle,
tuba,
flute,
tin whistle,
squeezebox,
bodhran,
didgeridoo,
chanter,
bouzouki,
fifes,
cittern,
drummers,
saxophone,
woodwind instrument,
hymns,
trombone,
pennywhistle,
clarsach,
baritone horn,
cornet,
kilts,
harmonica,
drums,
guitar,
snare drum,
dulcimer,
clarinet,
handbells,
banjos,
carols,
trumpet,
panpipes,
kazoos,
harp,
tambura,
ukulele,
fiddlers,
xylophone,
sousaphone,
drumbeats,
violin,
processional,
trumpeters,
mandolin,
bongos,
sea chantey,
melodeon,
cello,
alto horn,
string quartet,
honor guard,
harpers,
glockenspiel,
marimba,
harmonium,
hammered dulcimer,
sax,
mandola,
zither,
percussion,
national anthem,
bass drum,
oboe,
mummers,
piano,
bassoon,
organist,
mellophone,
color guard,
piano accordion,
bass guitar,
shawm,
stringed instrument,
ondes martenot,
acoustic guitar,
wind chimes,
accordion,
alphorn,
flutist,
timpani,
woodwind,
euphonium,
tartans,
dirge,
calliope,
mariachis,
strumming,
balalaika,
bandsman,
ceilidh,
bandmaster,
ukes,
psaltery,
highland fling,
fanfares,
reveille,
hurdy gurdy,
foghorns,
ballads,
songs,
tunes,
dances,
distilleries,
fishermen,
bishops,
folksongs,
lodges,
railways,
shipowners,
tailors,
bankers,
bard,
booksellers,
churches,
fanners,
goldsmiths,
inns,
mints
Appears in the definition of:
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pibroch,
pipe major,
piping,
scotland,
skirl,
wailful
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— Adjectives for bagpipes:
scottish,
scotch,
irish,
distant,
parliamentary,
many,
old,
northumbrian,
rustic,
loudest,
blown,
more...
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