Reed - Law Dictionary Search Results
Bill of sale
AC 109, and Mass v. Pepper, 1905 AC 102. Consult Reed on Bills of Sale. Neither the 1878 Act nor the
Oboe
but more slender and sounded by means of a double reed a hautboy
Reeden
Consisting of a reed or reeds
Krummhorn
A reed instrument of music of the cornet kind now obsolete see
Cheng
A chinese reed instrument with tubes blown by the mouth
Hautboy
A wind instrument sounded through a reed and similar in shape to the clarinet but with a
Bassoon
A wind instrument of the double reed kind furnished with holes which are stopped by the fingers
Blowgun
A tube as of cane or reed sometimes twelve feet long through which an arrow sometimes poisoned
Bombardo
instrument of the oboe or bassoon family thence a bass reed stop on the organ The name bombardon is now given
Calamist
One who plays upon a reed or pipe
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