sax Definition
☆ sax (saks)
noun
Informal saxophone
Sax Definition
Sax
- Saxon
- Saxony
sax Usage Examples
Converse of object
- play: Graham - played sax on the Sleeper single, " Vegas " 6.3 Have they done any solo work?
- have: The last time I saw it was the last time I had a bass sax in the workshop.
- soar: Melding Hazel's superb vocals with soaring sax, guitars, bass and drums - the full band sound.
- buy: Three months after buying alto sax, first live appearance playing a version of Sister Ray.
- include: Viramundo can augment to include sax, trombone, trumpet or full horn section.
- blast: Some of it sounds a bit like The Stray Cats with a blasting sax... 15.
Adjective modifier
- great: Some great sax playing on here, no idea who its by?
- cheap: Warped tone holes are a common problem with cheap saxes - but the Helmke doesn't appear to suffer from them.
Modifies a noun
- parser: SAX parsers are not required to supply a locator, but they are very strongly encouraged to do so.
- solo: Alex's sax solo is followed by a reprise of phase four.
- playing: Later in the track listen out for the low down sax playing - very nice!
- quartet: Does anyone know where I can find some good sax quartet music for soprano, alto, tenor and bari sax?
- riff: Featured on the Vaultage 79 album, the song has a nifty sax riff and Darris carries it all off with a shrug.
- player: Danny Moss, a good tenor sax player, he lives in Perth now.
Noun used with modifier
- alto: The alto sax is arguably the most popular sax on the planet.
- tenor: Tenor sax man Atholl Ransome will be on BBC TV's Song's of Praise soon playing with the band.
- soprano: On the left is a shot down the bell of a soprano sax.
- baritone: Welcome to the bass and baritone sax review section.
- bari: Does anyone know where I can find some good sax quartet music for soprano, alto, tenor and bari sax?
- bass: He featured his big bass sax - people came from all around to hear it.

