Doppelflöte
noun
Dop·pel·flö·te
ˈdäpəlˌflātə,
-lə̄tə,
G ˈdȯpəlˌflœ̅tə
plural Doppleflötes
: an organ flute stop of 8′ pitch having wooden pipes with two mouths
Word History
Etymology
German, from doppel- double (from Middle High German dobbel, from Old French doble) + flöte flute, from earlier fleute, from Middle High German vloite, floute, from Middle Dutch flūte, fleute, floyte, from Old French flaute, fleute
- shown someone around
- shown someone in
- shown someone out
- shown someone round
- shown someone the door
- shown the door
- shown up
- shown up (for)
- shown up for
- showoffs
- showpiece
- showpieces
- showplace
- showplaces
- showrings
- showroom
- showrooms
- showrunner
- showrunners
- shows
- shows (someone) the door
- shows around
- shows in
- shows off
- shows out