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uilleann pipes

or uil·lean pipes

[ ahy-luh n ]

/ ˈaɪ lən /

plural noun

Often uilleann pipe. Irish bagpipes held on the knee or under the arms with bellows operated by the elbow.

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Nearby words

ui, uighurian, uigur, uigurs, uillean pipes, uilleann pipes, uinta mountains, uintaite, uintathere, uisliu, uisnech

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