INSTRUMENT that uses a specified language (suf.)
Instrument that wails
Instrument that's a homophone of 69-Down
Instrument that's beaten
Instrument that's blown into
Instrument that's cradled, for short
Instrument that's played by turning a crank
Instrument that's plucked
Instrument that's strummed
Instrument that's usually played cross-legged
Instrument the band tunes up to
instrument Tiny Tim Father of
instrument to aid night vision
INSTRUMENT to assist in tube placement
INSTRUMENT to determine angular distance between stars
INSTRUMENT to determine boiling-points of liquids
INSTRUMENT to determine ratio of volume of red cells to total volume of blood sample
INSTRUMENT to determine specific gravity of liquids
Instrument to fix a ship's location at sea
Instrument to hymn to?
INSTRUMENT to measure altitude
INSTRUMENT to measure blood volume in a limb
INSTRUMENT to measure force of pulse
INSTRUMENT to measure humidity of gas
INSTRUMENT to measure intensity of sunlight
INSTRUMENT to measure pulse rate
INSTRUMENT to record revolutions
INSTRUMENT to study motion
instrument to test whether a surface id truly horizontal
instrument to test whether a surface is truly horizontal
Instrument to which an orchestra tunes
Instrument type
Instrument unlikely to be heard at Carnegie Hall
instrument used by galileo
instrument used for cutting thin sections, esp of biological material, for microscopical examination
instrument used for drawing arcs without using a central point
Instrument used for making incision
Instrument used for tuning
Instrument used in hillbilly music
instrument used in lithotomy operation
INSTRUMENT used in massage
Instrument used on "Rubber Soul"
instrument used to determine the resistance to fading of a pigment or dye
Instrument used to determine velocity
instrument used to examine wounds
instrument used to find something
Instrument used to give someone the end of 18-, 27-, 43- or 55-Across
Instrument used to play 25-Down
Instrument used to set the pitch for an orchestra
Instrument used to stop bleeding
instrument used, esp in submarines, to give a view of objects on a different level
INSTRUMENT using sound
INSTRUMENT using sound (suf.)
Instrument usually made from African blackwood
instrument which marks musical time by means of a ticking pendulum
Instrument whose name comes from the Latin for "heavenly"
Instrument whose name derives from "high wood"
Instrument whose name is of Bantu origin
Instrument whose name means "high wood"
Instrument whose name means "leaping flea" in Hawaiian
Instrument whose name means "little goose"
Instrument whose name means "three strings"
Instrument whose name sounds like a rebuke of Obama's dog
Instrument with 18+ strings
Instrument with 30+ strings
Instrument with 46 strings
Instrument with 46 strings, often
Instrument with 47 strings
Instrument with 88 keys
Instrument with a bell
Instrument with a bench
Instrument with a bent neck
Instrument with a big bell
Instrument with a bow
Instrument with a brief solo in Beethoven's Fifth
Instrument with a chanter and drones
Instrument with a chanter and one or more drones
Instrument with a conical bore
Instrument with a crash/ride variety
Instrument with a double-reed
Instrument with a double-reed mouthpiece
Instrument with a flared 60-Across
Instrument with a flared bell
Instrument with a flared end
Instrument with a head
Instrument with a long neck
Instrument with a needle, for short
Instrument with a notable solo in Springsteen's "Born to Run"
Instrument with a pear-shaped body
Instrument with a pedal
Instrument with a solo during "Maneater"
Instrument with a solo in Seal's "Kiss From a Rose"
Instrument with a soundbox
Instrument with a triangular frame
Instrument with a very long neck
Instrument with an end pin
Instrument with cane blades
Instrument with eight finger holes
Instrument with finger holes
Instrument with fingerholes
Instrument with foot pedals
Instrument with French and English varieties
Instrument with hammers
Instrument with keys
Instrument with metal keys
Instrument with movable frets
Instrument with octave keys
Instrument with oscillators
Instrument with pedals
Instrument with pedals and stops
Instrument with pipes
Instrument with seven pedals
Instrument with six finger holes
Instrument with some heft
Instrument with stops
Instrument with sympathetic strings
Instrument with the strings mounted vertically
Instrument with three strings
Instrument with three vowels
Instrument with two 90-Acrosses
Instrument you blow into
Instrument, in jazz lingo
Instrument; medal
Instrument; plant
Instrument's lens
Instrument's springy string
instrumental
Instrumental work
Instrumental alternative
Instrumental blather
Instrumental Celine Dion song?
Instrumental composition
Instrumental composition for soloist
Instrumental compositions
Instrumental ender
Instrumental ensemble
Instrumental exercise
INSTRUMENTAL group
Instrumental hamburger topping?
Instrumental muffler
Instrumental music pieces
Instrumental musical group
INSTRUMENTAL musician, first
instrumental part
instrumental part complementing a melody
INSTRUMENTAL part in musical composition
Instrumental part integral to a piece of music
Instrumental piece
INSTRUMENTAL players, body of
Instrumental silencer
Instrumental tool
Instrumental underwater creature?
Instrumental.
Instrumental's lack
Instrumental's opposite
instrumentalist
Instrumentalist Rolling Stone called "revered"
Instrumentalities
instrumentality
instrumentality of
instrumentality that combines interrelated interacting artifacts designed to work as a coherent entity
instrumentation
Instrumentation location
Instruments
Instruments also called rumba shakers
Instruments among the reeds
Instruments at luaus
Instruments for 43-Down et al.
Instruments for Ax and Watts
Instruments for Billy Joel
Instruments for Clarence Clemens
Instruments for Coleman and Coltrane
Instruments for drawing angles
Instruments for Earl Scruggs
Instruments for Gus Cannon
Instruments for Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
Instruments for Ma
Instruments for Orpheus
Instruments for Parker and Coltrane
Instruments for Ravi Shankar
Instruments for Rostropovich
Instruments for Sandy West
Instruments for Sappho
Instruments for Segovia
Instruments for some choirs
Instruments for Stan Getz
Instruments for Yo-Yo Ma
Instruments from 119-Across
Instruments from Hawaii
Instruments hit with mallets
Instruments in "The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T"
Instruments in military bands
Instruments in pits
Instruments in Ravel's "Boléro"
Instruments in string quartets
Instruments in temples
Instruments in the song
Instruments like 16-Across
Instruments made from koa wood
Instruments of angels
Instruments of Hawaii
Instruments of title
Instruments of war
Instruments of yore
Instruments on Irish euros
Instruments once called "clangers"
Instruments played by 3-Down
Instruments played by Indians
Instruments played by Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
Instruments played close to the chest, informally
Instruments played on Mount Olympus
Instruments played with bows
Instruments played with mallets
Instruments seldom seen in orchestras
Instruments setting
Instruments similar to English horns
Instruments smaller than cellos
Instruments struck with mallets
Instruments such as snares
Instruments that are straddled when played
Instruments that are strummed
Instruments that may be made from monkeypod wood
Instruments that sound similar to glockenspiels
Instruments to shake
Instruments tuned to "My Dog Has Fleas"
Instruments used in orchestra tuning
Instruments with flared bells
Instruments with keyboards
Instruments with keys
Instruments with many pedals
Instruments with many strings
Instruments with pedals
Instruments with single reeds
Instruments with slides
Instruments with spiky tips
Instruments with sticks
Instruments with stops
Instruments with sympathetic strings
Instruments with trilling
Insturment for measuring
InStyle competitor
insubordinate
insubordinately
insubordination
insubstantial
Insubstantial amount
Insubstantial beverage ... or argument
Insubstantial fare
Insubstantial person
Insubstantial stuff