Bassoon is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BASSOON in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a woodwind instrument
• a bass woodwind instrument of the oboe family, with a doubled-back tube over four feet long, played with a double reed.
• low-pitched woodwind instrument
• A wind instrument of the double reed kind, furnished with holes, which are stopped by the fingers, and by keys, as in flutes. It forms the natural bass to the oboe, clarinet, etc.
• a double-reed instrument; the tenor of the oboe family
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a low-pitched instrument

Words related to BASSOON

bassoonist12 bassoonists13 bassoons10 fagotto11

Words that contain BASSOON

bassoons10 bassoonist12 bassoonists13 contrabassoon17 contrabassoons18

How to use BASSOON in a sentence

• Very haunting indeed was the booming of a bassoon, and like the dangerous advance of some galloping beast were the blows wielded by a powerful man on the huge, sonourous drum.
• I need not speak of his immoderate love for the bassoon, an admirable instrument, but one which it is hardly prudent to abuse.
• Range about an octave lower than bassoon, but not all tones in this range are practicable.
• We who represent art in the cathedrals are as much despised as were the minstrels in the old chapels, players of the clarion and bassoon.
• Here comes storming in a strident line of the inverted melody in the bassoon, quarrelling with the original motive in the clarinet.
• In the midst of them stood the gorgeous Porter, like a minister of state, before a music-stand, working away busily at a bassoon.
• The old gardener beat the drum, the students from Prague in their cloaks played away, and among them the Porter fingered his bassoon like mad.
• A teacher of singing had been engaged, and a choir, consisting of maidens, boys and men, executed various sacred pieces with the assistance of a bassoon and violin.
• At one of the rehearsals the third bassoon player was absent and Beethoven was enraged.
• SIEGRIED SASSOON beat his breast with one hand while he plays the loud bassoon with the other? Does Mr.
• Hand in hand round the feast they dance, And sing to the notes of a rude bassoon, And never a pause or a dissonance In the merry dance or the merry tune.

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