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- "0" in W.W. II codes
- __ d'amore
- __ d'amour: baroque instrument
- ___ da caccia (cor anglais forerunner)
- ___ da caccia (English-horn forerunner)
- ___ da caccia
- ___ d'amore
- ___ d'amore (baroque instrument)
- ___ d'amore (instrument)
- ___ d'amore (reed instrument)
- ___ d'amour
- ___ family, including bassoons and English horns
- An aerophone
- An English horn is a fifth lower than it
- An English horn is lower than it
- "An ill wind ..." instrument
- "An ill wind that no one blows good"
- "An ill wind that nobody blows good"
- ''An ill wind that nobody blows good''
- An orchestra might tune to it
- An orchestra tunes to one
- An organ stop
- _____ d'amore (baroque instrument)
- Basset ___
- Bassoon cousin
- Bassoon kin
- Bassoon relative
- Bassoon's concert neighbor
- Bassoon's cousin
- Bassoon's higher relative
- Bassoon's kin
- Bassoon's little brother
- Bassoon's little cousin
- Bassoon's relative
- Bassoon's smaller cousin
- Bassoon's smaller kin
- Bassoon's treble cousin
- Bassoon'skin
- A double-reed
- A double reed
- A musette pipe is a small one
- A reed
- A woodwind
- Aerophone with keys
- Aulos relative
- Black wind, often
- Black wind
- Blackwood product seen on stages
- Baby bassoon?
- Albrecht Mayer's instrument
- Blown orchestral instrument
- ''Bolero'' instrument
- Bombarde relative
- Bombarde's cousin
- Alto woodwind
- Band instrument
- Band member
- Duck, in "Peter and the Wolf"
- Duck in "Peter and the Wolf"
- Duck instrument in "Peter and the Wolf"
- Instrument
- Instrument also called a hautboy
- Instrument among the reeds
- Instrument an orchestra tunes to
- Instrument called an "ill wind"
- Instrument called an "ill wind" in song
- Instrument called "an ill wind that nobody blows good"
- Instrument called "an ill wind"
- Instrument featured in a Ralph Vaughan Williams concerto
- Duck's instrument in "Peter and the Wolf"
- Instrument for Johann Jacob Bach
- Instrument for Leon Goossens
- Instrument for someone who knows how to lip reeds
- Instrument for the "Swan Lake" theme
- Instrument for which Mr. Lies in "Angels in America" said, "If the duck was a songbird it would sing like this"
- Instrument from the French for "high wood"
- Instrument heard in Sonny & Cher's "I Got You Babe"
- Instrument heard on "For All We Know"
- Instrument held with two hands
- Instrument in a pit
- Instrument in a wind quintet
- Instrument in an orchestra
- Instrument in NATO's phonetic alphabet
- Instrument in old phonetic alphabets
- Instrument in some baroque pop tunes
- Instrument in the intro to the Carpenters' "For All We Know"
- Instrument in the woodwind section of an orchestra
- Instrument in the woodwind section
- Instrument Julia Roberts played in high school
- Instrument made from African blackwood, often
- Instrument made from African blackwood
- Instrument made from grenadilla
- Instrument of great antiquity.
- Instrument of which Georg Philipp Telemann is the most famous player ever, according to ranker.com
- Instrument often described as "mournful"
- Instrument often made from grenadilla wood
- Instrument often made of African blackwood
- Instrument often used to tune an orchestra
- Instrument on Mariah Carey's "Hero"
- Instrument once called "hautbois"
- Instrument once called the hautboy
- Instrument played with the mouth
- Instrument related to the clarinet
- Instrument related to the cor anglais
- Instrument representing the duck in "Peter and the Wolf"
- Instrument roughly 65 cm. long
- Instrument similar to a cor anglais
- Instrument that an orchestra tunes to
- Instrument that begins an orchestra's tune-up
- Instrument that means "high wood"
- Instrument that plays in the treble range
- Instrument that represents the duck in "Peter and the Wolf"
- Instrument that tunes an orchestra
- Instrument that's blown into
- Instrument that's difficult to tune
- Instrument that's related to the English horn
- Instrument to which an orchestra tunes
- Instrument used for sad movie scenes
- Instrument used for tuning
- Instrument used to set the pitch for an orchestra
- Instrument usually made from African blackwood
- Instrument whose name comes from the French "hautbois" (high wood)
- Instrument whose name derives from "high wood"
- Instrument whose name means "high wood"
- Instrument whose name sounds like a rebuke of Obama's dog
- Instrument with a bell
- Instrument with a brief solo in Beethoven's Fifth
- Instrument with a conical bore
- Instrument with a double reed
- Instrument with a double-reed mouthpiece
- Instrument with a double-reed
- Instrument with a flared bell
- Instrument with a three-octave range
- Instrument with cane blades
- Instrument with finger holes
- Instrument with keys
- Instrument with metal keys
- Instrument with octave keys
- Instrument with silver-plated keys
- Instrument with ten keys
- Instrument with three vowels
- Instrument you blow into
- Boston Pops instrument
- Common woodwind
- Commonly seen wood
- Certain aerophone
- Certain band member
- Certain chamber music instrument
- Brandenburg Concertos participant
- Certain orchestra instrument
- Certain reed instrument
- Certain reed
- Easy-to-carry instrument
- Easy-to-carry woodwind
- Certain wind instrument
- Certain woodwind instrument
- Certain woodwind
- Featured instrument of "Peter and the Wolf"
- Deliverer of a high pitch
- Chamber group woodwind
- Chamber music instrument, sometimes
- Chamber music instrument
- Chamber music reed
- Chamber music woodwind
- Concert band instrument
- Concert reed
- Concert wind
- Concert woodwind
- Concerto instrument, perhaps
- Concerto instrument
- Concerto soloist, perhaps
- Fumiaki Miyamoto's specialty
- Conical-bore instrument
- It gives other orchestral instruments the pitch.
- Conical instrument
- Conical reed
- It gives the orchestra an A
- Conical woodwind
- It has 20+ keys
- It has a brief solo in the first movement of Beethoven's Fifth
- It has a conical bore
- It has a double-reed mouthpiece
- It has a double reed
- It has a three-octave range
- It has about a three-octave range
- It has cork and a bell
- It has finger holes
- Conservatory wind
- It is instrumental to Mitch Miller
- It leads the orchestra in tuning
- Electronic navigation system
- It may be blown onstage
- It may be found among the reeds
- Contrabassoon
- Contrabassoon's little cousin
- Contrafagotto
- It needs reeds
- It sounds similar to a harmoniphon
- It uses a double reed
- It was instrumental to Mitch Miller
- Cor anglais cousin
- Hand-held musical instrument
- Chinese horn
- Chinese horn, e.g.
- Item with a bore and a bell
- Its ''A'' tunes the orchestra
- It's among the reeds
- It's blown
- It's blown in a pit
- It's blown in the wind section
- It's blown in the winds
- It's derived from the French word "hautbois," meaning "high wood"
- It's found among the reeds
- Harmoniphon soundalike
- Its French name means "high wood"
- English horn
- English horn cousin
- English horn, e.g.
- English horn, for one
- English horn kin
- English-horn kin
- English horn relative
- English horn's close relative
- English horn's cousin
- English horn's first cousin
- English horn's kin
- English horn's relative
- "I Got You Babe" reed instrument
- "I Got You Babe" reed
- It's in the winds
- It's instrumental to Solti
- It's instrumental
- Its keys are usually silver-plated
- It's long and blown
- It's long, hard, and black
- Its mouthpiece has a double reed
- Its natural scale is D
- Ensemble part, perhaps
- Ensemble part
- Cousin of a bassoon
- Cousin of a clarinet or bassoon
- Cousin of a clarinet
- Cousin of a cor anglais
- Cousin of a heckelphone
- Haunting woodwind
- Cousin of an English horn
- Hautbois
- Hautboy.
- Hautboy, more commonly
- Hautboy
- Hautboy's more-common name
- Its pitch is high
- Cousin of the bassoon
- Cousin of the clarinet
- Cousin of the English horn
- Cousin of the flute.
- Its "reeds are a pain / And the fingering's insane," per Ogden Nash
- It's seen among the reeds
- It's usually behind a viola in an orchestra
- Clarina's cousin
- Clarinet cousin
- Clarinet duet partner, perhaps
- Clarinet kin
- Clarinet look-alike
- Clarinet relative
- Clarinetlike instrument
- Clarinet's cousin
- Clarinet's kin
- Clarinet's neighbor
- Clarinet's relative
- "Ill wind that no one blows good": Nash
- "Ill wind that no one blows good"
- "Ill wind"
- Classical instrument
- Flute's orchestral neighbor
- Flute's symphonic neighbor
- Jennifer Paull's instrument
- Crumhorn descendant
- Crumhorn's relative
- "Clown of the orchestra"
- Heckelphone
- Heckelphone cousin
- Heckelphone, e.g.
- Heckelphone kin
- Heckelphone lookalike
- Heckelphone relative
- Heckelphone's cousin
- Heckelphone's kin
- Heckelphone's relative
- Heckelphone's woodwind cousin
- Hecklephone's relative
- Hecklephone's woodwind cousin
- Heinz Holliger's instrument
- Double-reed
- Double reed "high wood"
- Double reed instrument
- Double-reed instrument
- Double-reed orchestra instrument
- Double-reed wood wind.
- Double reed woodwind
- Double-reed woodwind instrument
- Double-reed woodwind
- Double reed
- Double-reeded instrument
- Double-reeded wind
- Double-reeded woodwind
- Joseph Robinson plays it
- Gomberg's instrument
- D is its natural scale
- High-pitched aerophone
- High-pitched black orchestra instrument
- High-pitched instrument
- High-pitched reed instrument
- High-pitched reed
- High-pitched wind instrument
- High-pitched wind
- High-pitched woodwind instrument
- High-pitched woodwind
- D'amore or da caccia
- High wind?
- High wind in a pit
- High wind
- "High wood" you can find among the reeds
- High woodwind
- Higher-pitched English horn
- Organ reed stop
- Organ setting
- Organ stop
- Where reeds are found
- Pit horn
- Pit instrument
- Pit reed
- Pit wind
- Pitch-setting instrument
- Solo instrument in Britten's "Six Metamorphoses after Ovid"
- Soloist in Schubert's Ninth Symphony
- Soloist in Tchaikovsky's 4th
- Soloist in Tchaikovsky's "Swan's Theme"
- Solti found it instrumental
- Strauss wrote a concerto in D for it
- Kin of a cor anglais
- Kin of an English horn
- Kin to a clarinet
- Marching-band rarity
- Kind of concerto
- Mozart's __ Concerto in C major
- Mozart's "___ Concerto in C major"
- Some orchestra members find it instrumental
- Wide-range reed
- Wide-ranging reed
- The duck in ''Peter and the Wolf''
- The duck in "Peter and the Wolf"
- The duck, in "Peter and the Wolf"
- The duck in Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf"
- ''O'' example in a children's book
- O, in a phonetic alphabet
- "O" in a phonetic alphabet
- O in old radio alphabets
- "O" in old radio lingo
- O, in old radio lingo
- "O" in the old Army phonetic alphabet
- O, once, to hams
- "O" to ham operators, once
- Plaintive reed instrument
- Plaintive reed
- Plaintive wind, perhaps
- Plaintive woodwind
- Shawm descendant
- Shawm follower
- Shawm of today
- Shawm or hautboy.
- Shawm relative
- Shawm successor
- Shawm's descendant
- Shawm's follower
- Shawm's modern relative
- Shawm's successor
- Kind of reed
- Kind of woodwind instrument
- Wind among the reeds
- Wind-ensemble instrument
- Wind ensemble instrument
- Wind ensemble member
- Wind in a conservatory
- Wind in a pit
- Wind in an orchestra pit
- Wind in front of a stage
- Wind in the orchestra pit
- Wind in the orchestra
- Wind in the pit
- Wind in the pit?
- Wind in the pits?
- Wind in the reeds
- Wind instrument.
- Wind instrument in Donovan's "Jennifer Juniper"
- Wind instrument used to set the pitch for an orchestra
- Wind instrument with a nasal sound
- Wind instrument
- Ma's specialty
- "Wind nobody blows good"
- Wind often made from granadilla wood
- Wind on a stage
- Wind on stage, maybe
- Wind on stage
- Wind quartet member
- Wind-quartet member
- Wind quintet instrument
- Wind-quintet member
- Wind quintet member
- Wind quintet wind
- Wind section member
- Wind that can be piercing
- Wind that might be made of grenadilla
- Wind up on stage?
- Wind up on the stage?
- Wind with a double reed
- Wind with a flared bell
- Wind with a wide range
- Wind with keys
- Wind with nearly a three-octave range
- Windy one
- Something that may be found in a pit
- Musette pipe, e.g.
- Musette pipe
- Musette
- Music maker
- Vivaldi concerto soloist
- Musical instrument
- Musical instrument in phonetic alphabets
- Musical instrument in WWII phonetic alphabets
- Musical instrument related to the bassoon
- Musical instrument that's blown into
- Musical instrument with a flared end
- Treble clef woodwind
- Treble reed
- Treble woodwind
- Musical Reed
- Musical wind emitter
- The orchestra tunes to one
- Lincoln Center reed
- Vowel-rich woodwind
- Muti's ill wind
- Soprano instrument
- "Official instrument of the International Order of Travel Agents," per "Angels in America"
- Soprano-range woodwind
- Soprano woodwind
- Rackett kin
- Poignant instrument
- Poignant player
- Poignant wind
- Radio letter between Nan and Peter
- Sound lower than a flute
- Literally, "high wood"
- Literally "high wood"
- Sounder of the tuning note at the start of an orchestra rehearsal
- Melancholy instrument
- Melancholy-sounding instrument
- Melancholy-sounding woodwind
- Melancholy sounding woodwind
- Melancholy wind
- Melancholy woodwind
- Mellow woodwind
- Old radio word for the letter O
- Member of a pit crew?
- Nash's "ill wind that no one blows good"
- Nash's "ill wind that nobody blows good"
- Member of the woodwind family
- Rather high wind
- Part of the orchestra
- Part of the winds
- Navigation system
- Navigational system
- Long, slender instrument
- Long, thin musical instrument
- Long, thin orchestra instrument
- Long wind
- Pastoral woodwind
- One-consonant instrument
- One found in the woods
- Look for one among the reeds
- One in the wind section
- Poulenc's "Sonata for ___ and Piano"
- Military band instrument
- Reed
- Reed in a hall
- Reed in a pit
- Reed in an orchestra
- Reed in the pit
- Reed instrument with a nasal sound
- Reed instrument
- Reed of note
- Reed, or a place for one
- Reed, or place for a reed
- Reed-section instrument
- Reed section instrument
- Reed section member
- Reed that's often black
- Reed to which an orchestra tunes
- Reed under Maazel
- Reed under Muti
- Reed under Ozawa
- Reed used to make music and crosswords
- Reed with 10 keys
- Reeded instrument
- Reedy instrument
- Reedy woodwind
- Preceder of Peter in a phonetic alphabet
- One of the reeds
- Penetrating reed
- Penetrating wind?
- Penetrating wind instrument
- Penetrating wind
- Penetrating woodwind
- One of the winds
- One of the Woods
- One of the woodwinds
- One of two to four in a standard orchestra
- Relative of a bassoon
- Relative of a clarinet
- Relative of a musette
- Relative of a shawm
- Relative of an aulos
- Relative of an English horn
- Relative of the bassoon
- Relative of the English horn
- Relative of the flute
- Relative of the heckelphone
- "Leia's Theme" soloist
- Leon Goossens' means of expression
- Leon Goossens plays it.
- Mitch Miller found it instrumental
- Mitch Miller plays it
- Mitch Miller purchase
- Mitch MillerÂ's instrument
- Mitch Miller's first love
- Mitch Miller's instrument
- One woodwind
- Letter before Peter in a phonetic alphabet
- Letter before Peter in an old phonetic alphabet
- Letter before Peter in old radio lingo
- Letter before Peter in the Joint Army/Navy Phonetic Alphabet
- Letter in the W.W. II phonetic alphabet
- Modern shawm
- Modified shawm
- ''Peter and the Wolf'' duck
- Peter and the Wolf duck
- "Peter and the Wolf" duck
- "Peter and the Wolf" instrument
- "Peter and the Wolf" woodwind
- Peter and the Wolf's "duck"
- Peter preceder, in a phonetic alphabet
- Philharmonic instrument
- Philharmonic member
- Philharmonic part
- Philharmonic reed
- Philharmonic tuner
- Philharmonic woodwind
- Light wind?
- Lightweight woodwind
- Orchestra instrument
- Orchestra member
- Orchestra part
- Orchestra piece
- Orchestra pitch setter
- Orchestra pitch-setter
- Orchestra reed
- Orchestra seat
- Orchestra tuner
- Orchestra unit
- Orchestra wind
- Orchestra woodwind
- Orchestral "ill wind"
- Orchestral instrument
- Orchestral member
- Orchestral pitch setter
- Orchestral reed instrument
- Orchestral reed
- Orchestral tuner
- Orchestral "tuning fork"
- Orchestral tuning instrument
- Orchestral wind instrument
- Orchestral wind
- Orchestral woodwind
- Orchestra's pitch setter
- Orchestras tune to it
- Orchestras tune to one
- Orchestras tune to this
- Orchestra's "tuning fork"
- Orchestra's "tuning" instrument
- Orchestra's tuning instrument
- Piffero
- Piffero, for one
- Piffero's cousin
- Piffero's descendant
- Source of an orchestra's tuning note
- Wood wind instrument
- Wood wind
- The "woodwind that nobody blows good."
- Woodwind.
- Woodwind able to provide an orchestra's tuning note
- Woodwind descended from the shawm
- Woodwind higher than a bassoon
- Woodwind in chamber music
- Woodwind instrument
- Woodwind instrument related to the bassoon
- Woodwind instrument that represents the duck in "Peter and the Wolf"
- Woodwind instrument that's typically black
- Woodwind instrument that's usually black
- Woodwind instrument used to set the pitch of an orchestra
- Woodwind instrument
- Woodwind lower than a piccolo
- Woodwind member
- Woodwind often found in orchestras
- Woodwind once called the hautboy
- Woodwind option
- Source of some penetrating notes
- Woodwind played by Hailey on "Mozart in the Jungle"
- Woodwind played in "Pretty Ballerina"
- Woodwind quartet member
- Woodwind quintet member
- Woodwind that represents the duck in "Peter and the Wolf"
- Woodwind that's used to set the pitch for an orchestra
- Woodwind that's usually black
- Woodwind used as an orchestral "tuning fork"
- Woodwind with a conical bore
- Woodwind with a haunting sound
- Woodwind with a mournful tone
- Woodwind with a narrow bore
- Woodwind with a pastoral sound
- Woodwind with a penetrating sound
- Woodwind with a range of nearly three octaves
- Woodwind with a wide range
- Woodwind with an octave key
- Woodwind with good range
- Woodwind with keys
- Woodwind with nasal tones
- Woodwind with nearly a three-octave range
- Woodwind with only one consonant in its name
- Woodwind with silver keys
- Woodwind with the "swan" melody in Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake"
- Woodwind with three vowels in its name
- Woodwind
- Tubular instrument
- Tubular wind
- Tuneful pipe
- Tuner in a pit
- Tuner of the orchestra
- Tuning note instrument
- Tuning woodwind
- Word from the French for ''high wood''
- Word from the French for "high wood"
- Sweet-toned musical instrument
- Sarrusophone's kin
- Thin instrument in an orchestra
- Symphonic instrument
- Symphonic wind
- Symphony instrument
- Symphony member
- Symphony tuner
- Symphony's "tuning fork"
- Szopelka, e.g.
- Typically black reed instrument
- Typically black woodwind
- What an orchestra tunes to
- Slender black reed
- Slender, black woodwind instrument
- Slender double-reed instrument
- Slender instrument
- Slender reed instrument
- Slender reed
- Slender wind instrument
- Slender wind
- Slender woodwind instrument
- Slender woodwind
- Slight wind?
- Slight wind
- Slim, black woodwind
- Slim instrument
- Slim woodwind
- Yamaha product
- What orchestras tune to
- What philharmonics tune to
- What the hautbois is called, today
- You must reed this?
- You need a reed to play one
- Snake charmer, in musician's slang
- Tenoroon relative
- Tenoroon's little cousin
- Used when rocker's jam w/orchestra
Recent Usage of Shawm successor in Crossword Puzzles
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- Universal Crossword - May 14, 2015
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Nov. 15, 2011
- Washington Post - July 9, 2010
- Washington Post - Nov. 9, 2009
- USA Today - Aug. 28, 2009
- Washington Post - April 12, 2008