A type of wind instrument, probably a recorder.

The highest-pitched variety of the old flute with a mouthpiece.

Early Music. An ancient (single or double) flute or flageolet.

A flageolet, a small flute or whistle (see quots.).

A type of flute used in the Near and Middle East, consisting of an open-ended length of cane with finger-holes, sounded by blowing across the rim.

An ancient Greek reed pipe with a single tube.

An old form of flute, also called English flute, having a mouthpiece with a fipple; now, a recorder.

(a) Ancient Greek Music (apparently) a kind of flute carved from the wood of the lotus (sense 3); (b) a non-transverse flute without fingering…

A type of Chinese transverse flute, typically made from bamboo.

An end-blown Japanese flute, made of bamboo.

Any of various types of Andean end-blown flute, typically made of wood or cane and having a notched mouthpiece, six finger holes, and a rear thumb…

A simple end-blown wind-instrument resembling a small flute.