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panpipeOne entry found. Main Entry: pan·pipe Pronunciation: \ˈpan-ˌpīp\ Function: noun Etymology: Pan, its traditional inventor Date: 1820 : a primitive wind instrument consisting of a series of short vertical pipes of graduated length bound together with the mouthpieces in an even row —often used in plural
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