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Wood wind

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(Mus.) the flutes and reed instruments of an orchestra, collectively.

See also: Wind



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Beyond this the path wound through a forest of fir, where a wood wind wove its murmurous spell and a wood brook dimpled pellucidly among the shadows--the dear, companionable, elfin shadows--that lurked under the low growing boughs.
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