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chanter Noun the pipe on a set of bagpipes on which the melody is played
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| It set the abbot and the monks in a whirl of excitement, and it rocked the en- chanter to his base. A singer with a thundering voice -- a man certainly picked out from all the voices of France, as was the drum-major of the imperial guard from all the giants of the empire -- escorted by four other chanters, who appeared to be there only to serve him as an accompaniment, made the air resound, and the windows of the houses vibrate. |
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chanter - reed pipe with finger holes on which the melody is played