Japanese crossword «Citrus»
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In the UK, we say bagpipes (i.e. it's a plurale tantum) - unless followed by certain other nouns such as music to give bagpipe music.
We would never play a bagpipe because
a) there is a bag but more than one pipe
b) they sound dreadful (like a cat playing with a sharp instrument)!
replyWe would never play a bagpipe because
a) there is a bag but more than one pipe
b) they sound dreadful (like a cat playing with a sharp instrument)!
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I've heard some incredible songs with bagpipes, but I wouldn't be able to listen to an entire CD. Once, we were camping at a music festival. Each morning, a man would play one song on his bagpipes, the sonorous sound echoing through the hills & valleys. That was cool.
However, starting bagpipes going sounds like stepping on sick geese.
replyHowever, starting bagpipes going sounds like stepping on sick geese.
Laridae, this was incredibly difficult for me. What a great challenge!
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