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trombone
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a brass instrument consisting of a long tube whose length can be varied by a U-shaped slide
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English horn
,
alpenhorn
,
alphorn
,
althorn
,
alto horn
,
ballad horn
,
baritone
,
bass horn
,
bassoon
,
block flute
,
bombard
,
bourdon
,
brass choir
,
brass wind
,
brass-wind instrument
,
brasses
,
bugle
,
bugle horn
,
cello
,
claribel
,
clarinet
,
clarion
,
concert flute
,
cornet
,
cornet-a-pistons
,
corno di caccia
,
cornopean
,
cromorna
,
cymbel
,
diapason
,
double-bell euphonium
,
dulciana
,
euphonium
,
flute stop
,
foundation stop
,
fourniture
,
gamba
,
gedeckt
,
gemshorn
,
harmonic flute
,
helicon
,
horn
,
hunting horn
,
hybrid stop
,
key trumpet
,
koppel flute
,
larigot
,
lituus
,
lur
,
mellophone
,
melodia
,
mixture
,
mutation stop
,
nazard
,
oboe
,
octave
,
ophicleide
,
orchestral horn
,
organ stop
,
piccolo
,
plein jeu
,
pocket trumpet
,
posaune
,
post horn
,
principal
,
quint
,
quintaten
,
rank
,
ranket
,
reed stop
,
register
,
rohr flute
,
sackbut
,
saxhorn
,
saxtuba
,
serpent
,
sesquialtera
,
shawm
,
slide trombone
,
sliphorn
,
sousaphone
,
spitz flute
,
stop
,
stopped diapason
,
stopped flute
,
string diapason
,
string stop
,
tenor tuba
,
tierce
,
tremolo
,
tromba
,
trumpet
,
tuba
,
twelfth
,
unda maris
,
valve trombone
,
valve trumpet
,
vibrato
,
viola
,
voix celeste
,
vox angelica
,
vox humana
poet
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a writer of poems (the term is usually reserved for writers of good poetry)
related words >
Meistersinger
,
Parnassian
,
advertising writer
,
annalist
,
arch-poet
,
art critic
,
author
,
authoress
,
ballad maker
,
balladist
,
balladmonger
,
bard
,
beat poet
,
belletrist
,
bibliographer
,
bucoliast
,
coauthor
,
collaborator
,
columnist
,
compiler
,
composer
,
copywriter
,
creative artist
,
creative writer
,
critic
,
dance critic
,
diarist
,
drama critic
,
dramatist
,
elegist
,
encyclopedist
,
epic poet
,
essayist
,
fancier
,
fantasist
,
fantast
,
fili
,
free lance
,
free-lance writer
,
ghost
,
ghostwriter
,
humorist
,
idyllist
,
imaginer
,
imagist
,
inditer
,
inventor
,
jongleur
,
laureate
,
librettist
,
literary artist
,
literary craftsman
,
literary critic
,
literary man
,
litterateur
,
logographer
,
lyricist
,
magazine writer
,
major poet
,
maker
,
man of letters
,
metrist
,
minnesinger
,
minor poet
,
minstrel
,
modernist
,
monographer
,
muse
,
music critic
,
mythicizer
,
mythifier
,
mythmaker
,
mythopoet
,
newspaperman
,
novelettist
,
novelist
,
occasional poet
,
odist
,
pamphleteer
,
pastoral poet
,
pastoralist
,
penwoman
,
poet laureate
,
poetaster
,
poetress
,
prose writer
,
reviewer
,
rhapsode
,
rhapsodist
,
rhymer
,
rhymester
,
satirist
,
scenario writer
,
scenarist
,
scop
,
scribe
,
scriptwriter
,
short-story writer
,
skald
,
sonneteer
,
storyteller
,
symbolist
,
technical writer
,
troubadour
,
trouveur
,
trovatore
,
vers libriste
,
vers-librist
,
versemaker
,
versifier
,
word painter
,
wordsmith
,
writer
hymn
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a song of praise (to God or to a saint or to a nation)
praise by singing a hymn; "They hymned their love of God"
sing a hymn
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Agnus Dei
,
Benedicite
,
Gloria
,
Gloria Patri
,
Gloria in Excelsis
,
Introit
,
Magnificat
,
Miserere
,
Negro spiritual
,
Nunc Dimittis
,
Te Deum
,
Trisagion
,
Vedic hymn
,
acknowledgment
,
alleluia
,
answer
,
anthem
,
antiphon
,
antiphony
,
aria
,
ballad
,
benediction
,
bless
,
bless the Lord
,
cantata
,
canticle
,
carol
,
celebrate
,
chant
,
chirp
,
chirrup
,
choir
,
chorale
,
chorus
,
church music
,
cognizance
,
credit
,
crediting
,
croon
,
cry up
,
descant
,
ditty
,
do-re-mi
,
doxologize
,
doxology
,
eulogize
,
exalt
,
extol
,
glorify
,
glorify the Lord
,
gospel
,
gospel music
,
grace
,
hallelujah
,
hosanna
,
hum
,
hymn of praise
,
hymn-tune
,
hymnody
,
hymnography
,
hymnology
,
intonate
,
intone
,
introit
,
laud
,
lay
,
lied
,
lilt
,
magnify
,
mantra
,
mass
,
minstrel
,
motet
,
offertory
,
offertory sentence
,
oratorio
,
paean
,
panegyrize
,
passion
,
pipe
,
praise
,
praise God
,
prayer of thanks
,
prosodion
,
psalm
,
psalmody
,
quaver
,
recessional
,
recognition
,
report
,
requiem
,
requiem mass
,
response
,
responsory
,
roulade
,
sacred music
,
serenade
,
shake
,
sing
,
sing in chorus
,
sing praises
,
sol-fa
,
solmizate
,
spiritual
,
thank offering
,
thank-you
,
thanks
,
thanksgiving
,
tremolo
,
trill
,
troll
,
tweedle
,
tweedledee
,
twit
,
twitter
,
versicle
,
vocalize
,
warble
,
whistle
,
white spiritual
,
yodel
hero
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the principal character in a play or movie or novel or poem
(Greek mythology) priestess of Aphrodite who killed herself when her lover Leander drowned while trying to swim the Hellespont to see her
(classical mythology) a being of great strength and courage celebrated for bold exploits; often the offspring of a mortal and a god
a man distinguished by exceptional courage and nobility and strength; "RAF pilots were the heroes of the Battle of Britain"
Greek mathematician and inventor who devised a way to determine the area of a triangle and who described various mechanical devices (first century)
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Achilles
,
David
,
Hector
,
Roland
,
Samson
,
a man
,
acme
,
actor
,
antagonist
,
antihero
,
apotheosis
,
beau ideal
,
best type
,
big name
,
bit
,
bit part
,
brave
,
bulldog
,
cast
,
celebrity
,
champ
,
champion
,
character
,
chutzpanik
,
conquering hero
,
conqueror
,
conquistador
,
constellation
,
cue
,
cynosure
,
danseur noble
,
decorated hero
,
defeater
,
demigod
,
demigoddess
,
diva
,
easy winner
,
ego ideal
,
exemplar
,
fat part
,
feature attraction
,
feeder
,
fighting cock
,
figure
,
first tragedian
,
folk hero
,
galaxy
,
gallant
,
gamecock
,
god
,
goddess
,
godkin
,
godlet
,
godling
,
good soldier
,
great man
,
headliner
,
heavy
,
heavy lead
,
heroine
,
ideal
,
idol
,
immortal
,
important person
,
ingenue
,
jeune premier
,
knight
,
lead
,
lead role
,
leading lady
,
leading man
,
leading woman
,
lines
,
lion
,
luminaries
,
luminary
,
man of courage
,
man of mark
,
master
,
master spirit
,
mirror
,
name
,
notability
,
notable
,
paladin
,
pancratiast
,
paragon
,
part
,
person
,
person of note
,
personage
,
phoenix
,
piece
,
pleiad
,
pop hero
,
popular hero
,
popular idol
,
prima ballerina
,
prima donna
,
principal
,
protagonist
,
public figure
,
role
,
runner-up
,
shining example
,
shoo-in
,
side
,
singer
,
social lion
,
somebody
,
soubrette
,
stalwart
,
star
,
straight part
,
subduer
,
subjugator
,
superstar
,
supporting character
,
supporting role
,
sure winner
,
the brave
,
tiger
,
title role
,
top dog
,
triumpher
,
valiant
,
valiant knight
,
vanquisher
,
victor
,
villain
,
walk-on
,
walking part
,
warrior
,
winner
,
worthy
artist
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a person whose creative work shows sensitivity and imagination
related words >
Admirable Crichton
,
ace
,
adept
,
ancestors
,
apprentice
,
architect
,
artificer
,
artisan
,
artiste
,
attache
,
author
,
authority
,
begetter
,
beginner
,
belly dancer
,
builder
,
burlesque queen
,
chorine
,
chorus boy
,
chorus girl
,
conceiver
,
concert artist
,
conjurer
,
connaisseur
,
connoisseur
,
constructor
,
consultant
,
copyist
,
cordon bleu
,
coryphee
,
crack shot
,
crackerjack
,
craftsman
,
craftswoman
,
creator
,
dancer
,
dancing girl
,
dauber
,
daubster
,
dead shot
,
designer
,
deviser
,
diplomat
,
diplomatist
,
discoverer
,
ecdysiast
,
effector
,
elder statesman
,
engenderer
,
engineer
,
entertainer
,
executant
,
executor
,
executrix
,
exotic dancer
,
experienced hand
,
expert
,
expert consultant
,
father
,
female impersonator
,
first-rater
,
founder
,
geisha
,
geisha girl
,
generator
,
genius
,
graduate
,
grower
,
guisard
,
guiser
,
handicraftsman
,
handy man
,
hoofer
,
impersonator
,
inaugurator
,
industrialist
,
initiator
,
instigator
,
institutor
,
interpreter
,
introducer
,
inventor
,
journeyman
,
maestro
,
magician
,
maker
,
manufacturer
,
marksman
,
master
,
master carpenter
,
master craftsman
,
mechanic
,
minstrel
,
minstrelsy
,
mother
,
mountebank
,
mummer
,
music maker
,
musician
,
nautch girl
,
no slouch
,
old master
,
organizer
,
originator
,
past master
,
peeler
,
performer
,
planner
,
player
,
politician
,
precursor
,
prentice
,
prestidigitator
,
prime mover
,
pro
,
prodigy
,
producer
,
professional
,
professor
,
proficient
,
public entertainer
,
raiser
,
realizer
,
savant
,
shaper
,
shark
,
sharp
,
show girl
,
singer
,
sire
,
smith
,
soloist
,
statesman
,
stripper
,
stripteaser
,
stripteuse
,
technical adviser
,
technician
,
topnotcher
,
tunester
,
vaudevillian
,
vaudevillist
,
virtuosa
,
virtuoso
,
whiz
,
wizard
,
wonder
,
wright
ballad
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a narrative poem of popular origin
a narrative song with a recurrent refrain
related words >
Brautlied
,
Christmas carol
,
English sonnet
,
Horatian ode
,
Italian sonnet
,
Kunstlied
,
Liebeslied
,
Petrarchan sonnet
,
Pindaric ode
,
Sapphic ode
,
Shakespearean sonnet
,
Volkslied
,
alba
,
anacreontic
,
anthem
,
art song
,
aubade
,
balada
,
ballade
,
ballata
,
barcarole
,
blues
,
blues song
,
boat song
,
bridal hymn
,
brindisi
,
bucolic
,
calypso
,
canso
,
canticle
,
canzone
,
canzonet
,
canzonetta
,
carol
,
cavatina
,
chanson
,
chant
,
chantey
,
clerihew
,
croon
,
croon song
,
dirge
,
dithyramb
,
ditty
,
drinking song
,
eclogue
,
elegy
,
epic
,
epigram
,
epithalamium
,
epode
,
epopee
,
epopoeia
,
epos
,
folk song
,
georgic
,
ghazel
,
haiku
,
hit
,
hit tune
,
hymeneal
,
idyll
,
jingle
,
lay
,
lied
,
light music
,
lilt
,
limerick
,
love song
,
love-lilt
,
lyric
,
madrigal
,
matin
,
minstrel song
,
minstrelsy
,
monody
,
narrative poem
,
national anthem
,
nursery rhyme
,
ode
,
palinode
,
pastoral
,
pastoral elegy
,
pastorela
,
pastourelle
,
poem
,
pop
,
pop music
,
popular music
,
popular song
,
prothalamium
,
rhyme
,
rondeau
,
rondel
,
roundel
,
roundelay
,
satire
,
serena
,
serenade
,
serenata
,
sestina
,
sloka
,
song
,
song hit
,
sonnet
,
sonnet sequence
,
tanka
,
tenso
,
tenzone
,
theme song
,
threnody
,
torch song
,
triolet
,
troubadour poem
,
verse
,
verselet
,
versicle
,
villanelle
,
virelay
,
war song
,
wedding song
cornet
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a brass musical instrument with a brilliant tone; has a narrow tube and a flared bell and is played by means of valves
related words >
English horn
,
alpenhorn
,
alphorn
,
althorn
,
alto horn
,
ballad horn
,
baritone
,
bass horn
,
bassoon
,
block flute
,
bombard
,
bourdon
,
brass choir
,
brass wind
,
brass-wind instrument
,
brasses
,
bugle
,
bugle horn
,
cello
,
claribel
,
clarinet
,
clarion
,
complex cone
,
concert flute
,
cone
,
conelet
,
conoid
,
cop
,
cornet-a-pistons
,
corno di caccia
,
cornopean
,
cromorna
,
cymbel
,
diapason
,
double-bell euphonium
,
dulciana
,
euphonium
,
flute stop
,
foundation stop
,
fourniture
,
funnel
,
gamba
,
gedeckt
,
gemshorn
,
harmonic flute
,
helicon
,
horn
,
hunting horn
,
hybrid stop
,
ice-cream cone
,
key trumpet
,
koppel flute
,
larigot
,
lituus
,
lur
,
mellophone
,
melodia
,
mixture
,
mutation stop
,
nazard
,
oboe
,
octave
,
ophicleide
,
orchestral horn
,
organ stop
,
piccolo
,
pine cone
,
plein jeu
,
pocket trumpet
,
posaune
,
post horn
,
principal
,
quint
,
quintaten
,
rank
,
ranket
,
reed stop
,
register
,
rohr flute
,
sackbut
,
saxhorn
,
saxtuba
,
serpent
,
sesquialtera
,
shawm
,
slide trombone
,
sliphorn
,
sousaphone
,
spitz flute
,
stop
,
stopped diapason
,
stopped flute
,
string diapason
,
string stop
,
tenor tuba
,
tierce
,
tremolo
,
tromba
,
trombone
,
trumpet
,
tuba
,
twelfth
,
unda maris
,
valve trombone
,
valve trumpet
,
vibrato
,
viola
,
voix celeste
,
vox angelica
,
vox humana
carol
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a joyful song (usually celebrating the birth of Christ)
joyful religious song celebrating the birth of Christ
sing carols; "They went caroling on Christmas Day"
related words >
Brautlied
,
Christmas carol
,
Kunstlied
,
Liebeslied
,
Volkslied
,
alba
,
anthem
,
art song
,
aubade
,
ballad
,
ballade
,
ballata
,
barcarole
,
blues
,
blues song
,
boat song
,
bridal hymn
,
brindisi
,
cackle
,
call
,
calypso
,
canso
,
canticle
,
canzone
,
canzonet
,
canzonetta
,
caper
,
caracole
,
cavatina
,
caw
,
chanson
,
chant
,
chantey
,
chatter
,
cheep
,
chirk
,
chirp
,
chirr
,
chirrup
,
chitter
,
choir
,
chorus
,
chuck
,
clack
,
clap hands
,
cluck
,
cock-a-doodle-doo
,
coo
,
croak
,
cronk
,
croon
,
croon song
,
crow
,
cuckoo
,
dance
,
delight
,
descant
,
dirge
,
ditty
,
do-re-mi
,
drinking song
,
drum
,
epithalamium
,
exult
,
folk song
,
frisk
,
frolic
,
gabble
,
gaggle
,
gambol
,
glory
,
gobble
,
guggle
,
honk
,
hoo
,
hoot
,
hum
,
hymeneal
,
hymn
,
intonate
,
intone
,
joy
,
jubilate
,
lay
,
lied
,
lilt
,
love song
,
love-lilt
,
matin
,
minstrel
,
minstrel song
,
minstrelsy
,
national anthem
,
peep
,
pip
,
pipe
,
prothalamium
,
psalm
,
quack
,
quaver
,
rejoice
,
revel
,
roll
,
rollick
,
romp
,
roulade
,
scold
,
serena
,
serenade
,
serenata
,
shake
,
sing
,
sing in chorus
,
skip
,
skip for joy
,
sol-fa
,
solmizate
,
song
,
squawk
,
theme song
,
torch song
,
tremolo
,
trill
,
troll
,
tweedle
,
tweedledee
,
tweet
,
twit
,
twitter
,
vocalize
,
war song
,
warble
,
wedding song
,
whistle
,
yodel
poem
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a composition written in metrical feet forming rhythmical lines
related words >
English sonnet
,
Horatian ode
,
Italian sonnet
,
Petrarchan sonnet
,
Pindaric ode
,
Sapphic ode
,
Shakespearean sonnet
,
alba
,
anacreontic
,
article
,
autograph
,
balada
,
ballad
,
ballade
,
brainchild
,
bucolic
,
canso
,
chanson
,
clerihew
,
composition
,
computer printout
,
copy
,
dirge
,
dithyramb
,
ditty
,
document
,
draft
,
eclogue
,
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