Crossword Clue: Trigon or clarsach
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Trigon or clarsach"
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- 46-stringed instrument
- 47-stringed instrument
- ___ on (persist)
- Ancient stringed instrument
- Bass alternative
- Angelic instrument
- Angelic music-maker
- Angelic music maker
- Angelic musicmaker
- Angelic strings
- Angel's instrument
- Angel's prop
- Angel's stringed instrument
- Be a nag
- A Marx instrument
- A Marx's instrument
- A symbol of Eire
- A symbol of Ireland
- Beethoven's "_____ Quartet"
- Belabor, with "on"
- Arctic seal
- Arthur Marx's instrument
- Biblical instrument
- Big fat lyre?
- Alice Coltrane played it
- Blues Traveler instrument
- Instrument
- Instrument associated with Ireland
- Instrument capable of glissandi
- Instrument featured in the opening of "Waltz of the Flowers"
- Instrument featured in "Waltz of the Flowers"
- Instrument for a bard
- Instrument for a Marx Brother
- Instrument for a Marx
- Instrument for an angel
- Instrument held between the knees
- Instrument in Guinness's logo
- Instrument of Marxism?
- Instrument often used in a flashback...back...back...back... *camera pans up everything goes blurry
- Instrument on a Guinness label
- Instrument on an Irish euro
- Instrument on Guinness labels
- Instrument on Irish euros
- Instrument played by an angel
- Instrument seen on Irish euro coins
- Instrument that Arthur Marx played
- Instrument that might have 47 strings
- Instrument that often sits on the floor while played
- Instrument that's strummed by someone who's sitting down
- Instrument with 46 strings.
- Instrument with 46 strings, often
- Instrument with 46 strings
- Instrument with 47 strings
- Instrument with a soundbox
- Instrument with a triangular frame
- Instrument with pedals
- Instrument with seven pedals
- Instrument with strings and pedals
- David's instrument
- Celestial instrument
- Celestial strings
- Dwell annoyingly (on)
- Dwell on
- Dwell on a subject
- Dwell on tediously
- Dwell (on)
- Dwell persistently (on)
- Dwell too long
- Dwell
- Celtic ___ (instrument)
- Celtic instrument
- "Deck the Halls" instrument
- Irish euro coin image
- Irish national symbol
- Complain
- Certain stringed instrument
- Depiction on Irish euros
- Guinness bottle logo
- Guinness bottle symbol
- Guinness logo
- Emblem of Ireland
- Huge stringed instrument
- Hanger on Tara's walls
- Chordophone relative
- Chordophone with a triangular frame
- First instrument heard in the Beatles' "She's Leaving Home"
- Harmonica, aka mouth ___
- It's music to St. Peter's ears
- It's plucked
- Icon on Guinness bottles
- Clarsach
- "Jack and the Beanstalk" theft
- Image on an Irish euro
- Image on Irish euro coins
- Ethereal instrument
- Glissando instrument
- Heavenly instrument?
- Heavenly instrument
- Heavenly music maker
- Heavenly musical instrument
- Heavenly musical instrument?
- Heavenly sight
- Heavenly sound?
- Heavenly sound
- Heavenly strings
- Capote's "The Grass ___"
- Heavy stringed instrument
- Joanna Newsom's instrument
- Dorothy Ashby instrument
- Dream sequence signaler, maybe
- Keep repeating, with "on"
- PJ Harvey "Broken ___"
- Vega's constellation
- Many-stringed instrument
- Stress to a fault, with "on"
- "Strike the ___ and join the chorus..."
- "Strike the ___ and join the chorus"
- Overstress, with "on"
- String instrument played sitting down
- Stringed instrument that may be taller than its player
- Stringed instrument with seven pedals
- Stringed instrument
- Strummed instrument
- Kind of seal
- The grand concert one has 47 strings
- Marx brother's instrument
- Marx instrument
- Marx with a curly wig
- King David's instrument
- Musical instrument
- Musical instrument for one of the Marx Brothers
- Musical instrument that typically has 47 strings
- Musical instrument that's played by an angel
- Plucked instrument
- Plucked item
- Plucked strings
- Triangular instrument
- Triangular lyre
- Koto's cousin
- Trigon
- Trigon, e.g.
- Trigon or clarsach
- Nag
- Part of a lamp
- "Waltz of the Flowers" need
- Lamp part
- Lamp-shade support
- Lampshade holder
- Lampshade supporter
- National symbol of Ireland
- Large musical instrument that is strummed
- Large musical instrument with 47 strings
- Large plucked instrument
- Large string instrument
- Large stringed instrument that's often seen at weddings
- Large stringed instrument
- One of Jubal's inventions
- Relative of a zither
- Lyra
- Lyre-like instrument of antiquity
- Lyre relative
- Lyre's cousin
- Lyre's kin
- Lyre's relative
- Magic Dick of J. Geils instrument
- Magic instrument Jack stole on his third trip up the beanstalk
- Only nonvocal instrument in Britten's "A Ceremony of Carols"
- Only nonvocal instrument in Britten's "Ceremony of Carols"
- Northern constellation
- Orchestra instrument
- Orchestra member
- Prop for a Marx brother
- Source of a Marxian nickname
- Support for a lamp shade
- Symbol of Eire.
- Symbol of Ireland
- Symbol on an Irish euro coin
- Symbol on Ireland's coat of arms
- Symbol on Irish euro coins
- Type of seal
- Table-lamp part
- Talk persistently and tediously
- Tall concert instrument
- Tall instrument that's plucked
- Tara instrument
- Seal species
- Zithers cousin
- Zither's cousin
- Zither's relative
Recent Usage of Trigon or clarsach in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Oct. 26, 1990
