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Panpipe
/pˈænpaɪp/
/pˈænpaɪp/
Panpipe
[NOUN]1
a musical instrument consisting of a set of bamboo or cane pipes in different lengths that are put in a row and fixed together, played by blowing
Examples
1. He's most commonly known for two things that both bear his name: PANpipes and PANic.
2. Pan created the syrinx, or panpipes, when a nymph he was chasing turned herself into reeds to escape.
3. Pan cuts loose on the panpipes and plays a beautiful rustic melody, which is very nice and charming, but Apollo’s classically trained and also the literal god of music and his lyre playing is straight-up breathtaking, so Tmolus declares Apollo the better musician.
4. Zeus asks Hermes to free her, so Hermes disguises himself as a simple shepherd, lulls Argus to sleep with a long and boring story about the creation of the panpipes, then cuts off his head.
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