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nose flute

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun nose flute has 1 sense
  1. nose flute - a flute that is played by blowing through the nostrils (used in some Asian countries)
    --1 is a kind of
    flute, transverse flute

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Nose Flute

Description

A nose flute is a musical instrument that is played by blowing air into it through the nostrils. It is typically made of wood and consists of a long tube with finger holes along its length.

Senses

Sense 1: Musical Instrument

In its primary sense, a nose flute is a musical instrument that produces sound when air is blown through the nostrils and fingers are used to cover and uncover the finger holes along its tube.

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Usage

Usage 1: Playing Music

Sentence 1: "The musician skillfully played a sweet melody on the nose flute."

Sentence 2: "During the cultural festival, various artists showcased their talent and mesmerized the audience with the enchanting notes of the nose flute."

Usage 2: Indigenous Culture

Sentence 1: "The nose flute holds great significance in the traditional music of certain indigenous tribes."

Sentence 2: "As a part of their local heritage, the community elders passed down the art of nose flute playing to the younger generations."

Usage 3: Unique Musical Instrument

Sentence 1: "The nose flute is an intriguing instrument that captivates both musicians and non-musicians alike."

Sentence 2: "Her collection of peculiar musical instruments includes a rare antique nose flute from a distant land."

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