pan-pipe noun. ['panpʌɪp] E19.
[from Pan, Greek god to whom its invention was attributed (see PANIC adjective & noun²) + PIPE noun¹.]
sing. & (now usu.) in pl. A simple wind instrument made of a series of short pipes (orig. reeds) graduated in length so as to form a scale and fixed together with their mouth ends in line; a syrinx.

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