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ˈstɒkˌhɔrn
/
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–noun
pibgorn.
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pib⋅gorn
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ˈpɪb
gɔrn
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pib
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–noun
an ancient wind instrument of Wales resembling the hornpipe.
Also,
pib⋅corn
/
ˈpɪbˌkɔrn
/
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pib
-kawrn
]
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.
Also called
stockhorn.
Origin:
1760–70;
< Welsh
pib gorn,
equiv. to
pib
pipe
1
+
gorn,
lenited form of
corn
horn
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stockhorn
noun
an ancient (now obsolete) single-reed woodwind; usually made of bone [syn:
hornpipe
]
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