bagpiper (Meaning)
Wordnet
bagpiper (n)
someone who plays the bagpipe
Webster
bagpiper (n.)
One who plays on a bagpipe; a piper.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bagpiper
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bagpiper Sentence Examples
- The majestic bagpiper led the procession with his haunting melody.
- The rhythmic skirl of the bagpipes filled the air, creating a captivating atmosphere.
- The kilted bagpiper stood tall and proud, his pipes resounding through the crowd.
- The elderly bagpiper played with passion, transporting listeners back in time.
- The soulful sound of the bagpipes echoed through the ancient castle, evoking a sense of longing.
- The bagpiper's fingers danced nimbly over the chanter, producing an enchanting tune.
- The mournful wail of the bagpipes accompanied the funeral cortege, adding a solemn touch to the occasion.
- The rhythmic beat of the bass drum kept time with the bagpiper's melody, creating a rousing march.
- The sound of the bagpipes wafted through the mist-laden hills, creating an ethereal ambiance.
- The bagpiper performed at the Scottish games, entertaining the crowd with his lively tunes and energetic performance.
FAQs About the word bagpiper
someone who plays the bagpipeOne who plays on a bagpipe; a piper.
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The majestic bagpiper led the procession with his haunting melody.
The rhythmic skirl of the bagpipes filled the air, creating a captivating atmosphere.
The kilted bagpiper stood tall and proud, his pipes resounding through the crowd.
The elderly bagpiper played with passion, transporting listeners back in time.
