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Definition
Synonym
Labialpfeife
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Labialpfeife
f
(Orgel)
mus.
Labialpfeife
n
pl
flute pipe; labial pipe (organ)
flute pipes; labial pipes
Labialpfeife
f
(Orgel)
mus.
Labialpfeife
n
pl
flute pipe; labial pipe (organ)
flute pipes; labial pipes
Labialpfeife
f
(Orgel)
mus.
Labialpfeife
n
pl
flute pipe; labial pipe (organ)
flute pipes; labial pipes
Deutsche
Labialpfeife Synonyme
Englische
flute pipe; labial pipe Synonyme
flute
English horn
Pandean pipe
aulos
bagpipe
bark
basset horn
basset oboe
bassoon
bawl
bellow
bezel
blare
blat
blow
blow a horn
blubber
bombard
boom
bray
breathe
bugle
buzz
cackle
canal
canalize
carillon
carve
chamfer
channel
chant
chase
chink
chirp
chisel
clarinet
clarion
contrabassoon
contrafagotto
coo
corrugate
corrugation
crack
cranny
crease
crimp
crisp
cromorne
crow
cut
dado
dike
ditch
dog-ear
doodle
double
double bassoon
double over
double reed
double-tongue
drawl
enfold
engrave
engraving
exclaim
fife
fipple
flute
flageolet
flounce
fluting
fold
fold over
frill
furrow
gash
gasp
gather
goffer
gouge
groove
growl
grunt
gully
hautboy
heckelphone
hiss
hornpipe
incise
incision
infold
interfold
keen
lap over
licorice stick
lilt
lip
microgroove
mumble
murmur
musette
mutter
oaten reed
oboe
oboe da caccia
ocarina
panpipe
pant
penny-whistle
piccolo
pipe
plait
plat
pleat
plicate
plow
ply
pommer
quill
rabbet
recorder
reed
reed instrument
rifle
rifling
roar
ruck
ruff
ruffle
rumble
rut
sax
saxophone
score
scratch
scream
screech
shawm
shriek
sibilate
sigh
sing
single reed
single-reed instrument
slit
snap
snarl
snort
sob
sonorophone
sound
squall
squawk
squeal
streak
stria
striate
striation
sulcation
sulcus
sweet potato
syrinx
tabor pipe
tenoroon
thunder
tin-whistle
tongue
toot
tootle
trench
triple-tongue
trough
trumpet
tuck
turn over
twang
tweedle
twill
wail
warble
well-worn groove
whine
whisper
whistle
wind
wind the horn
woods
woodwind
woodwind choir
woodwind instrument
wrinkle
yap
yawp
yell
yelp
flute
d
canaliculate
canaliculated
chamfered
channeled
corduroy
corduroyed
corrugate
corrugated
costate
creased
crimped
cut
dadoed
dog-eared
doubled
engraved
flexible
flounced
foldable
folded
folding
furrowed
gashed
gathered
goffered
gouged
grooved
incised
plaited
pleated
pliable
plicate
plicated
plicatile
quilled
rabbeted
ribbed
rifled
ruffled
rutted
rutty
scored
scratched
slit
striated
sulcate
sulcated
troughed
tucked
twilled
wrinkled
Labialpfeife Definition
Air
pipe
(
)
A
pipe
for
the
passage
of
air
Blast
pipe
(
)
The
exhaust
pipe
of
a
steam
engine,
or
any
pipe
delivering
steam
or
air,
when
so
constructed
as
to
cause
a
blast.
Bojanus
organ
(
)
A
glandular
organ
of
bivalve
mollusca,
serving
in
part
as
a
kidney.
Flute
(
v.
i.)
A
musical
wind
instrument,
consisting
of
a
hollow
cylinder
or
pipe,
with
holes
along
its
length,
stopped
by
the
fingers
or
by
keys
which
are
opened
by
the
fingers.
The
modern
flute
is
closed
at
the
upper
end,
and
blown
with
the
mouth
at
a
lateral
hole.
Flute
(
v.
i.)
A
channel
of
curved
section
Flute
(
n.
)
A
similar
channel
or
groove
made
in
wood
or
other
material,
esp.
in
plaited
cloth,
as
in
a
lady's
ruffle.
Flute
(
n.
)
A
long
French
breakfast
roll.
Flute
(
n.
)
A
stop
in
an
organ,
having
a
flutelike
sound.
Flute
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
flyboat
Flute
(
v.
i.)
To
play
on,
or
as
on,
a
flute
Flute
(
v.
t.)
To
play,
whistle,
or
sing
with
a
clear,
soft
note,
like
that
of
a
flute.
Flute
(
v.
t.)
To
form
flutes
or
channels
in,
as
in
a
column,
a
ruffle,
etc.
Flute
a
bec
(
)
A
beak
flute,
an
older
form
of
the
flute,
played
with
a
mouthpiece
resembling
a
beak,
and
held
like
a
flageolet.
Labial
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
lips
or
labia
Labial
(
a.
)
Furnished
with
lips
Labial
(
a.
)
Articulated,
as
a
consonant,
mainly
by
the
lips,
as
b,
p,
m,
w.
Labial
(
a.
)
Modified,
as
a
vowel,
by
contraction
of
the
lip
opening,
as
/
(f/d),
/
(/ld),
etc.,
and
as
eu
and
u
in
French,
and
o,
u
in
German.
See
Guide
to
Pronunciation,
//
11,
178.
Labial
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
labium
Labial
(
n.
)
A
letter
or
character
representing
an
articulation
or
sound
formed
or
uttered
chiefly
with
the
lips,
as
b,
p,
w.
Labial
(
n.
)
An
organ
pipe
that
is
furnished
with
lips
Labial
(
n.
)
One
of
the
scales
which
border
the
mouth
of
a
fish
or
reptile.
Organ
(
n.
)
An
instrument
or
medium
by
which
some
important
action
is
performed,
or
an
important
end
accomplished
Organ
(
n.
)
A
natural
part
or
structure
in
an
animal
or
a
plant,
capable
of
performing
some
special
action
(termed
its
function),
which
is
essential
to
the
life
or
well-being
of
the
whole
Organ
(
n.
)
A
component
part
performing
an
essential
office
in
the
working
of
any
complex
machine
Organ
(
n.
)
A
medium
of
communication
between
one
person
or
body
and
another
Organ
(
n.
)
A
wind
instrument
containing
numerous
pipes
of
various
dimensions
and
kinds,
which
are
filled
with
wind
from
a
bellows,
and
played
upon
by
means
of
keys
similar
to
those
of
a
piano,
and
sometimes
by
foot
keys
or
pedals
Organ
(
v.
t.)
To
supply
with
an
organ
or
organs
Pipe
(
n.
)
A
wind
instrument
of
music,
consisting
of
a
tube
or
tubes
of
straw,
reed,
wood,
or
metal
Pipe
(
n.
)
Any
long
tube
or
hollow
body
of
wood,
metal,
earthenware,
or
the
like:
especially,
one
used
as
a
conductor
of
water,
steam,
gas,
etc.
Pipe
(
n.
)
A
small
bowl
with
a
hollow
steam,
--
used
in
smoking
tobacco,
and,
sometimes,
other
substances.
Pipe
(
n.
)
A
passageway
for
the
air
in
speaking
and
breathing
Pipe
(
n.
)
The
key
or
sound
of
the
voice.
Pipe
(
n.
)
The
peeping
whistle,
call,
or
note
of
a
bird.
Pipe
(
n.
)
The
bagpipe
Pipe
(
n.
)
An
elongated
body
or
vein
of
ore.
Pipe
(
n.
)
A
roll
formerly
used
in
the
English
exchequer,
otherwise
called
the
Great
Roll,
on
which
were
taken
down
the
accounts
of
debts
to
the
king
Pipe
(
n.
)
A
boatswain's
whistle,
used
to
call
the
crew
to
their
duties
Pipe
(
n.
)
A
cask
usually
containing
two
hogsheads,
or
126
wine
gallons
Pipe
(
v.
i.)
To
play
on
a
pipe,
fife,
flute,
or
other
tubular
wind
instrument
of
music.
Pipe
(
v.
i.)
To
call,
convey
orders,
etc.,
by
means
of
signals
on
a
pipe
or
whistle
carried
by
a
boatswain.
Pipe
(
v.
i.)
To
emit
or
have
a
shrill
sound
like
that
of
a
pipe
Pipe
(
v.
i.)
To
become
hollow
in
the
process
of
solodifying
Pipe
(
v.
t.)
To
perform,
as
a
tune,
by
playing
on
a
pipe,
flute,
fife,
etc.
Pipe
(
v.
t.)
To
call
or
direct,
as
a
crew,
by
the
boatswain's
whistle.
Pipe
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
or
equip
with
pipes
Pipe
clay
(
)
A
plastic,
unctuous
clay
of
a
grayish
white
color,
--
used
in
making
tobacco
pipes
and
various
kinds
of
earthenware,
in
scouring
cloth,
and
in
cleansing
soldiers'
equipments.
Pipe
layer
(
)
One
who
lays
conducting
pipes
in
the
ground,
as
for
water,
gas,
etc.
Pipe
layer
(
)
A
politician
who
works
in
secret
Pipe
laying
(
)
The
laying
of
conducting
pipes
underground,
as
for
water,
gas,
etc.
Pipe
laying
(
)
The
act
or
method
of
making
combinations
for
personal
advantage
secretly
or
slyly
flute pipe; labial pipe (organ) / flute pipes; labial pipes Bedeutung
transplant
transplantation
organ
transplant
an
operation
moving
an
organ
from
one
organism
(the
donor)
to
another
(the
recipient),
he
had
a
kidney
transplant,
the
long-term
results
of
cardiac
transplantation
are
now
excellent,
a
child
had
a
multiple
organ
transplant
two
months
ago
lateral
line
lateral
line
organ
sense
organs
of
fish
and
amphibians,
believed
to
detect
pressure
changes
in
the
water
American
organ
a
freeeed
instrument
in
which
air
is
drawn
in
through
reeds
by
suction
bellows
barrel
organ
grind
organ
hand
organ
hurdy
gurdy
hurdy-gurdy
street
organ
a
musical
instrument
that
makes
music
by
rotation
of
a
cylinder
studded
with
pegs
bowl
pipe
bowl
a
small
round
container
that
is
open
at
the
top
for
holding
tobacco
briar
briar
pipe
a
pipe
made
from
the
root
(briarroot)
of
the
tree
heath
calabash
calabash
pipe
a
pipe
for
smoking,
has
a
curved
stem
and
a
large
bowl
made
from
a
calabash
gourd
calliope
steam
organ
a
musical
instrument
consisting
of
a
series
of
steam
whistles
played
from
a
keyboard
calumet
peace
pipe
pipe
of
peace
a
highly
decorated
ceremonial
pipe
of
Amerindians,
smoked
on
ceremonial
occasions
(especially
as
a
token
of
peace)
chanter
melody
pipe
reed
pipe
with
finger
holes
on
which
the
melody
is
played
clay
pipe
a
pipe
made
of
clay
discharge
pipe
a
pipe
through
which
fluids
can
be
discharged
drain
drainpipe
waste
pipe
a
pipe
through
which
liquid
is
carried
away
drilling
pipe
a
series
of
tubes
(joined
by
screwed
collars)
that
connect
a
drilling
platform
to
the
drilling
bit,
rotates
the
bit
and
supplies
drilling
mud
drone
drone
pipe
bourdon
a
pipe
of
the
bagpipe
that
is
tuned
to
produce
a
single
continuous
tone
electric
organ
electronic
organ
Hammond
organ
organ
(music)
an
electronic
simulation
of
a
pipe
organ
exhaust
pipe
a
pipe
through
which
burned
gases
travel
from
the
exhaust
manifold
to
the
muffler
fipple
flute
fipple
pipe
recorder
vertical
flute
a
tubular
wind
instrument
with
finger
holes
and
a
fipple
mouthpiece
flageolet
treble
recorder
shepherd's
pipe
a
small
fipple
flute
with
four
finger
holes
and
two
thumb
holes
flue
pipe
flue
labial
pipe
organ
pipe
whose
tone
is
produced
by
air
passing
across
the
sharp
edge
of
a
fissure
or
lip
flute
transverse
flute
a
high-pitched
woodwind
instrument,
a
slender
tube
closed
at
one
end
with
finger
holes
on
one
end
and
an
opening
near
the
closed
end
across
which
the
breath
is
blown
flute
fluting
a
groove
or
furrow
in
cloth
etc
(particularly
a
shallow
concave
groove
on
the
shaft
of
a
column)
flute
flute
glass
champagne
flute
a
tall
narrow
wineglass
harmonica
mouth
organ
harp
mouth
harp
a
small
rectangular
freeeed
instrument
having
a
row
of
free
reeds
set
back
in
air
holes
and
played
by
blowing
into
the
desired
hole
harmonium
organ
reed
organ
a
freeeed
instrument
in
which
air
is
forced
through
the
reeds
by
bellows
b
hookah
narghile
nargileh
sheesha
shisha
chicha
calean
kalian
water
pipe
hubble-bubble
hubbly-bubbly
an
oriental
tobacco
pipe
with
a
long
flexible
tube
connected
to
a
container
where
the
smoke
is
cooled
by
passing
through
water,
a
bipolar
world
with
the
hookah
and
Turkish
coffee
versus
hamburgers
and
Coca
Cola
musette
shepherd's
pipe
a
small
bagpipe
formerly
popular
in
France
musette
pipe
a
small
simple
oboe
nose
flute
a
flute
that
is
played
by
blowing
through
the
nostrils
(used
in
some
Asian
countries)
organ
pipe
organ
wind
instrument
whose
sound
is
produced
by
means
of
pipes
arranged
in
sets
supplied
with
air
from
a
bellows
and
controlled
from
a
large
complex
musical
keyboard
organ
loft
a
gallery
occupied
by
a
church
organ
organ
pipe
pipe
pipework
the
flues
and
stops
on
a
pipe
organ
organ
stop
a
graduated
set
of
organ
pipes
of
like
tone
quality
panpipe
pandean
pipe
syrinx
a
primitive
wind
instrument
consisting
of
several
parallel
pipes
bound
together
pipe
pipage
piping
a
long
tube
made
of
metal
or
plastic
that
is
used
to
carry
water
or
oil
or
gas
etc.
pipe
tobacco
pipe
a
tube
with
a
small
bowl
at
one
end,
used
for
smoking
tobacco
tabor
pipe
a
small
fipple
flute
that
is
played
with
the
left
hand
while
the
right
hand
is
free
to
beat
a
tabor
pipe
a
tubular
wind
instrument
pipe
bomb
a
small
homemade
bomb
usually
contained
in
a
metal
pipe
pipe
cleaner
cleaning
implement
consisting
of
a
flexible
tufted
wire
that
is
used
to
clean
a
pipe
stem
pipe
cutter
a
hand
tool
for
cutting
pipe
pipefitting
pipe
fitting
fitting
consisting
of
threaded
pieces
of
pipe
for
joining
pipes
together
pipe
rack
a
rack
for
holding
a
smoker's
pipes
pipe
vise
pipe
clamp
a
clamp
for
holding
pipe
that
is
to
be
cut
or
threaded
pipe
wrench
tube
wrench
adjustable
wrench
for
gripping
and
turning
a
pipe,
has
two
serrated
jaws
that
are
adjusted
to
grip
the
pipe
pitch
pipe
a
small
pipe
sounding
a
tone
of
standard
frequency,
used
to
establish
the
starting
pitch
for
unaccompanied
singing
reed
pipe
organ
pipe
with
a
vibrating
reed
riser
riser
pipe
riser
pipeline
riser
main
a
vertical
pipe
in
a
building
soil
pipe
drain
that
conveys
liquid
waste
from
toilets,
etc.
sparge
pipe
a
horizontal
pipe
having
fine
holes
drilled
throughout
its
length
so
as
to
deliver
a
spray
of
water
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