nose flute

British  

noun

1. (esp in the South Sea Islands) a type of flute blown through the nose

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Example Sentences

Arquette, who has bought the rights to the story of Bozo the Clown and plans to make a film on the children's character, said his "clown thing" was playing the nose flute.

From BBC

TAITUNG, Taiwan — Deep bass kicks and nose flute melodies pulsated from the outdoor stage framed by lush greenery just a few blocks from the Pacific Ocean.

From Seattle Times

In the past, audience members have taken home candy bars, books, magazine subscriptions, kitchen appliances, nose flutes and gaff tape.

From New York Times

He reckons the best act is Denmark though: "You can't beat a good nose flute!"

From BBC

I could understand it if the festival was for ethnic Tibetan nose flute music or some other worthy-but-financially-precarious-venture, but for big-name comedy?

From The Guardian