mouth harp Antonyms
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Meaning of mouth harp
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mouth harp (n)
a small rectangular free-reed instrument having a row of free reeds set back in air holes and played by blowing into the desired hole
mouth harp Sentence Examples
- The eerie notes of the mouth harp echoed through the dim tavern.
- The old man's trembling hands plucked at his mouth harp, its sound a bittersweet lament.
- The traveler carried a mouth harp in his leather satchel, a constant companion on his solitary journeys.
- The rhythm of the mouth harp filled the air, a hypnotic dance to beat away the cold night.
- In the quietude of the forest, the sound of the mouth harp seemed to speak ancient tales.
- The mouth harp's twanging notes had the power to soothe troubled minds and mend broken hearts.
- The street musician's mouth harp drew a crowd, their melodies captivating both young and old.
- The haunting tones of the mouth harp evoked forgotten memories and distant lands.
- The intricate craftsmanship of the mouth harp was a testament to the skill of the artisan who made it.
- In the hands of a master player, the mouth harp could create a symphony of sounds that transported listeners to another realm.
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a small rectangular free-reed instrument having a row of free reeds set back in air holes and played by blowing into the desired hole
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The eerie notes of the mouth harp echoed through the dim tavern.
The old man's trembling hands plucked at his mouth harp, its sound a bittersweet lament.
The traveler carried a mouth harp in his leather satchel, a constant companion on his solitary journeys.
The rhythm of the mouth harp filled the air, a hypnotic dance to beat away the cold night.
