FIFE

FIFE


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Word: fife

A small shrill pipe, resembling the piccolo flute, used chiefly to accompany the drum in military music
To play this instrument.


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Spirit of 76 instrument
The Spirit of 76 instrument
Spirit of 76 instrument
Andy Taylors friend Barney
Band instrument
Barney of Mayberry
Colonial flute
Colonial musical instrument
Colonial-era musical instrument
County of St. Andrews
Drum accompanier
Drum partner
Drums accompaniment
Drums partner
Flute in a march
Flutes kin
Flute-like instrument
Fourth of July marchers accompaniment
High wind
High wind?
High-pitched flute
High-pitched military band instrument
High-pitched tooter
High-pitched wind
It has six finger holes
Knotts character
Marchers flute
Marching band instrument
Marching band wind
Marching-band flute
Marching-band instrument
Mayberry deputy
Mayberrys fumbling deputy
Military band flute
Military band instrument
Military band wind
Military flute
Military wind
Military-band instrument
Old Pictish kingdom
Piccolo cousin
Piccolo kin
Piccolos cousin
Region of E. Scotland
Small flute
Taylors deputy
Taylors deputy on TV
Transverse flute
Wind on the battlefield
Wind instrument
Spirit of '76 music-maker.
Relative of a piccolo.
Small wind instrument.
Simple form of flute.
Spirit of '76 item.
Musical instrument
Paraders' instrument.
Drum's companion
___ with Lather, musical soap opera
Drum's partner
A '76 instrument
Fourth of July marcher's accompaniment
Taylor's deputy on TV
County of St. Andrews, Scotland
The Spirit of '76 instrument
Instrument in the painting The Spirit of '76
Drum go-with
Piccolo relative
Musical instrument -- area of Scotland
High-pitched flute - Scottish area
Small flute — ancient kingdom of central Scotland
Old Scottish county — musical instrument
Historical Scottish county — wind instrument
High-pitched flute played in drum bands
Historic Scottish county, bordering on the Firth of Forth
Historic Scottish county
Female provided note from flute
Female provided with English flute
Small high-pitched flute similar to a piccolo
Type of flute: Scottish council area
Area of Scotland between the firths of Tay and Forth
Kingdom instrumental to the Scots?
Independent English or Scottish kingdom
Instrument found in central Scotland
Instrument — should it be in iron?
Wind similar to a piccolo
Pipe provided with iron casing
It's played very loudly around one eastern county
Instrument played by some members of The Old Guard, stationed at Fort Myer, Virginia
Historic county where Andrew Carnegie was born
Instrument primarily for incisions, for example
Metal brackets in case for instrument
Something emanating from the ears, needing to be curtailed
Song that gave Engelbert Humperdinck a 1967 number one hit
Small high-pitched flute
Instrument provided, cast in iron
Council area and historical county of Scotland, bordering on the North Sea between the Firths of Tay and Forth
Wind with a drum
County north of the Firth of Forth
Instrument whose name comes from the German for pipe
Part of Scotland provided iron manacles
Marching band pipe
Revolutionary era pipe
Instrument composed of elements 9, 53 and 26
Instrument depicted in Manet's "Young Flautist"
___ recorder




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