xylophonist

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xylophonist

Flateur; farter; one with noisy flatus. See Flatulence.

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From that point of view, all books put together are like those household objects that a xylophonist might line up to play, eliciting a bright, high ping from a glass or a dull thud from an earthenware jug.

Journals of the plague years

They included a uni-cyclist, a phony mind-reading act, a xylophonist who played with his feet, and a fire-eater who had nearly burned down Burnley Essoldo!

Lizzy fits the Bill as a cracking fair cop!; Lanning on the Box

With few exceptions (e.g., timpanist Georg Druschetzky l1819] and xylophonist Michal Josef Guzikow [1806-1837]), percussionists remained content in the back of the orchestra imitating Janissary bands or other such esoteric ensembles, until the twentieth century.

The Anvil Chorus for Percussion Solo: 1991

Xylophonist, Marilyn Francis, 46, said: "It helps me reconnect with music back home in Grenada, which I left when I was young."