Welsh harp


noun
  1. a type of harp in which the strings are arranged in three rows, used esp for the accompaniment of singing, improvisation on folk tunes, etc

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How to use Welsh harp in a sentence

  • Your German likes nature, but his idea of nature is a glorified Welsh harp.

    Three Men on the Bummel | Jerome K. Jerome
  • We tore along at a tremendous rate after passing the Welsh harp.

    Number Seventeen | Louis Tracy
  • On short reflection she sees but one way to restore the broken bottle—by sending to the “Welsh harp” for a whole one.

    Gwen Wynn | Mayne Reid
  • On short reflection she sees but one way to restore the broken bottle—by sending to the "Welsh harp" for a whole one.

    Gwen Wynn | Mayne Reid
  • The "Welsh harp" can provide beds for all, and sitting rooms besides.

    Gwen Wynn | Mayne Reid