flute|fluted|flutes|fluting in English

verb

[fluːt]

play a flute; speak or sing in flute-like tones; form grooves or channels

Use "flute|fluted|flutes|fluting" in a sentence

1. Another important benefit of fluted Barrels is that the flutes aid in heat dispersion.

2. Flute 421.1 Flutes without duct - The player himself creates a ribbon-shaped stream of air with his lips.

3. We are called Sad Flutes because when you cut the throat, the last sound is like a sad flute.

4. Why do you think, those of you who voted this way, that the best flutes should go to the best flute players?

5. Now, flutes may seem ... the distribution of flutes may seem a trivial case.

6. Her voice, small and fluting, stopped abruptly.

7. Reasons for fluting (Buttressing) stem: A

8. Grand Cru Fluted Single Crankset

9. Fluting andsing ing are heard all night.

10. Grand Cru 110 Fluted Triple Crankset

11. Anaphores (flute Solo) Series: Leduc Publisher: Alphonse Leduc Format: Softcover Flute Composer: Marc Carles “for flute, piccolo and alto flute (one player)” Instrumentation

12. [ " The Magic Flute " ]

13. The slaves were fluting the pillars of the temples.

14. Cottony cushion scale, citrus fluted scale

15. Fluted conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade

16. Fluted Bascinet is a helmet base type

17. Suppose we're distributing flutes.

18. Grand Cru Drillium 110 Fluted Double Crankset

19. Saxophones and flutes are wind instruments.

20. Testliner and fluting expressed as net saleable production in Adt:

21. Fluting aluminium sheets meet all aesthetic and sanitary requirements.

22. Perhaps elderly and cadaverous with a fluting voice and archaic views.

23. Uh, well, these flutes are silver plated.

24. He tooted on his flute.

25. Fiona's learning the flute.