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1. (n.) saxophone
a musical wind instrument consisting of a conical, usu. brass tube with keys or valves and a mouthpiece with one reed.
Etymology: (1850–55; Sax (see saxhorn ) + -o - + -phone)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) sax, saxophone
a single-reed woodwind with a conical bore
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1. (noun) saxophone
a curved metal wind instrument, used in jazz or rock music
to play the saxophone
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1. (noun) saxophone
a wind instrument of brass, containing a reed, and partaking of the qualities both of a brass instrument and of a clarinet
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Sense: a type of musical instrument with a curved metal tube, played by blowing.
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 Afrikaans: saksofoon |
 Arabic: سَكْسوفون: آلة موسيقيَّه |
 Bulgarian: саксофон |
 Brazilian: saxofone |
 Czech: saxofon |
 German: das Saxophon |
 Danish: saxofon |
 Greek: σαξόφωνο |
 Spanish: saxofón |
 Estonian: saksofon |
 Farsi: ساكسوفون |
 Finnish: saksofoni |
 French: saxophone |
 Hebrew: סַקסוֹפוֹן |
 Hindi: सैक्साफोन एक तरह का बाजा |
 Croatian: saksofon |
 Hungarian: szakszofon |
 Indonesian: saksofon |
 Icelandic: saxófónn |
 Italian: sassofono |
 Japanese: サキソフォン |
 Korean: 색소폰 |
 Lithuanian: saksofonas |
 Latvian: saksofons |
 Malay: saksofon |
 Dutch: saxofoon |
 Norwegian: saksofon |
 Polish: saksofon |
 Persian: ساكسوفون |
 Pashto: ساكسفون |
 Portuguese: saxofone |
 Romanian: saxofon |
 Russian: саксофон |
 Slovak: saxofón |
 Slovenian: saksofon |
 Serbian: saksofon |
 Swedish: saxofon |
 Thai: แซกโซโฟน |
 Turkish: saksafon |
 Taiwanese: 薩克斯風 |
 Ukrainian: саксофон |
 Urdu: پھونک سے بجنے والا نفیری |
 Vietnamese: kèn xắc-xô |
 Chinese: 萨克斯管 |
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