xylophone
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xylo·phone (zī′lə fōn′)
Related Forms:
- xylophonist xy′·lo·phon′·ist (-fō′nist, zī läf′ə nist) noun
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xylophone
n.
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Converse of object
- play: Katie the hen was taught to play the xylophone by hitting the notes with her beak.
Adjective modifier
- wooden: He cant keep away from the amazing wooden xylophones.
Modifies a noun
- solo: Rachel Maguire also performed a xylophone solo, which this time was Helter Skelter.
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