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bassoon

A large double-reed woodwind instrument with a long, folded wooden body and a deep, distinctive tone.

Noun tool Level 1000

clarinet

A woodwind musical instrument with a single-reed mouthpiece, a cylindrical tube, and finger holes or keys, typically made of wood or plastic.

Noun tool Level 1000

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flute

A slender woodwind instrument with a row of holes, played by blowing across an opening; commonly made of metal or wood.

Noun tool Level 1000

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flute

A musical instrument of the flute family, especially a traditional or folk instrument, including various end-blown or side-blown forms.

Noun tool Level 1000

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harmonica

A small rectangular musical instrument with free metal reeds that sound when air is blown or drawn through its holes.

Noun tool Level 1000

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harpsichord

A keyboard musical instrument whose strings are plucked mechanically, producing a distinctive bright, relatively unvarying tone.

Noun tool Level 1000

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mandolin

A small, pear-shaped, fretted stringed musical instrument, usually played with a plectrum.

Noun tool Level 1000

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recorder

A small woodwind instrument with finger holes, played by blowing into a mouthpiece.

Noun tool Level 1000

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saxophone

A musical instrument in the woodwind family, usually made of metal, with a single-reed mouthpiece and a curved tube containing keys.

Noun tool Level 1000

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trombone

A brass musical instrument with a long, U-shaped slide used to change the pitch.

Noun tool Level 1000

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trumpet

A brass musical instrument with a cup-shaped mouthpiece, a flared bell, and usually valves, played by blowing into it.

Noun tool Level 1000

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tuba

A large brass wind instrument with a wide bell and a deep, low-pitched sound, commonly used in orchestras, concert bands, and marching bands.

Noun tool Level 1000

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viola

A stringed orchestral instrument that is larger than a violin and has a lower, deeper sound.

Noun tool Level 1000

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violin

A small, four-stringed musical instrument played with a bow or by plucking, held under the chin, and commonly used in classical, folk, and popular mus...

Noun tool Level 1000

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woodwind

A musical instrument in which sound is produced by blowing air through a tube, typically using a reed or an opening; examples include the flute, clari...

Noun tool Level 1000

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axle

A central shaft around which a rotating part, such as a gear or propeller, turns.

Noun tool Level 1040

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chisel

A hand tool with a sharp metal blade used for cutting, shaping, or removing wood, stone, or metal.

Noun tool Level 1040

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clamp

A device used to hold objects tightly together or in position, usually by applying pressure.

Noun tool Level 1040

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gear

A machine part with teeth that meshes with another toothed part to transmit motion or change speed or force.

Noun tool Level 1040

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lever

A rigid bar that pivots around a fixed point, used to lift, move, or control something.

Noun tool Level 1040

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nozzle

A short tube or spout with a narrowed opening, used to direct, control, or shape the flow of a liquid, gas, or other substance.

Noun tool Level 1040

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parachute

A device made of a large canopy that fills with air and slows the fall of a person or object through the atmosphere.

Noun tool Level 1040

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piston

A cylindrical or disk-shaped part that moves back and forth inside a cylinder, especially in an engine or pump, to transmit pressure or motion.

Noun tool Level 1040

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plough

A heavy farming tool or machine with one or more blades used for turning over soil before planting.

Noun tool Level 1040

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roller

A cylindrical device that rotates and is used to flatten, press, shape, move, or spread something.

Noun tool Level 1040

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shaft

A long, narrow stem or rod that forms the main part of a tool, weapon, or mechanical device.

Noun tool Level 1040

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sling

A flexible strap, bandage, or supporting device used to hold an injured arm or shoulder in position.

Noun tool Level 1040

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wedge

A piece of material, usually triangular or tapered, used to force things apart, hold them in position, or split them.

Noun tool Level 1040

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mechanism

A system of parts that work together, especially in a machine, to produce a particular movement or result.

Noun tool Level 1050

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scoop

A tool or container with a deep, usually rounded bowl and a handle, used for lifting or serving loose substances.

Noun tool Level 1090

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utensil

A handheld tool or implement used for cooking, eating, or performing a household task.

Noun tool Level 1090

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racket

In tennis, a racket is a frame with strings stretched across it that a player uses to hit the ball.

Noun tool Level 1203

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hockey stick

A piece of equipment used by an ice hockey player to handle, pass, and shoot the puck.

Noun tool Level 1209

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club

A golf implement with a shaft and a head, used to hit the ball.

Noun tool Level 1210

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driver

A golf club with a large head and long shaft, used mainly to hit long shots from the tee.

Noun tool Level 1210

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iron

A golf club with a metal head, used mainly for middle-distance shots.

Noun tool Level 1210

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putter

A golf club designed for rolling the ball into the hole on the green.

Noun tool Level 1210

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shaft

A long, narrow part of a golf club between the grip and the clubhead.

Noun tool Level 1210

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tee

In golf, a small peg that supports the ball for the first stroke of a hole, or the designated starting area from which that stroke is played.

Noun tool Level 1210

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wedge

A golf club with a highly lofted face, used for short, high shots, often to get the ball onto the green or out of a hazard.

Noun tool Level 1210

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springboard

A flexible board used in diving that bends under a diver’s weight and springs back to propel the diver into the air.

Noun tool Level 1216

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ski pole

A pole used by a skier to help with balance, propulsion, and turning while skiing.

Noun tool Level 1221

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edge

The inside or outside curved running surface of a skate blade, used to control turns and gliding in figure skating and speed skating.

Noun tool Level 1222

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toe pick

The toothed projection at the front of a figure skate blade, used by a skater to grip the ice for takeoffs, turns, and other movements.

Noun tool Level 1222

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apparatus

A piece of gymnastics equipment on which a competitive event is performed.

Noun tool Level 1224

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balance beam

A narrow, elevated apparatus in gymnastics on which athletes perform balancing, tumbling, and other routines.

Noun tool Level 1224

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beam

A narrow raised apparatus in gymnastics on which athletes perform balance and acrobatic skills.

Noun tool Level 1224

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horizontal bar

In gymnastics, an apparatus consisting of a single horizontal bar held above the floor, on which athletes perform swings, releases, and other skills.

Noun tool Level 1224

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parallel bars

A men's artistic gymnastics apparatus consisting of two parallel horizontal bars at the same height, used for routines involving swings, holds, and re...

Noun tool Level 1224

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pommel horse

An artistic gymnastics apparatus consisting of a padded body with two handles, used by gymnasts to perform continuous swinging and support skills.

Noun tool Level 1224

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