reed (n.)
- arrow
- arrowhead
- aulos
- axis
- bamboo
- barb
- bassoon
- bell
- bole
- bolt
- bombard
- cane
- carpophore
- catheter
- caudex
- caulis
- cereal
- clarinet
- cobweb
- contrabassoon
- contrafagotto
- corn
- cromorne
- culm
- dart
- dishwater
- drainpipe
- embouchure
- fife
- flageolet
- flight
- flute
- fog
- funiculus
- funnel
- gossamer
- grain
- grass
- gruel
- hair
- haulm
- hautboy
- heckelphone
- horn
- hornpipe
- hose
- hosepipe
- key
- leafstalk
- lip
- matchwood
- mouthpiece
- musette
- nipple
- oboe
- ocarina
- panpipe
- pedicel
- peduncle
- petiole
- petiolule
- piccolo
- pipe
- pipeline
- pipette
- piping
- quarrel
- recorder
- sax
- saxophone
- shaft
- shawm
- siamese
- siphon
- slide
- snorkel
- spear
- spire
- stalk
- standpipe
- stem
- stipe
- stock
- straw
- syrinx
- tap
- tenoroon
- thread
- trunk
- tube
- tubing
- tubule
- valve
- volley
- water
- whistle
- wind
- woods
- woodwind
reed (v.)
reed (adj.)
Thou trustest in the staff of this broken reed.
A bruised reed shall he not break, and the smoking flax shall he not quench.
Man is but a reed, the weakest in nature, but he is a thinking reed.
