Words and phrases that have a meaning related to bagpipers: (121 results)
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Also try:pipers, fife, color guard, honor guard, processional, skirling, bugler, parade, procession, drummers, foot guards, carolers, mummers, bugles, paraders, sea chantey, trumpeters, kazoos, baritone horn, bouzouki, kilts, fiddlers, pennywhistle, marching, jugglers, cittern, cortege, majorettes, mariachis, hearse, tin whistle, trombones, alto horn, flypast, squeezebox, calliope, tuba, national anthem, john philip sousa, dignitaries, bodhran, recessional, barbershop quartet, refreshments, caisson, hymns, harpers, mellophone, sousaphone, bocci ball, casket, reveille, choirs, regalia, flute, mourners, balalaika, minstrels, fanfares, highland fling, floats, string quartet, dancers, regimental, anthems, panpipes, biers, clarsach, stageful, salute, tartans, wreaths, foghorns, serenaders, flambeaux, wiener roast, drums, funerals, banjos, quadrilles, horseback, cornets, soda bread, dixieland, dulcimer, tambura, woodwind instrument, shillelaghs, majorette, pageantry, xylophones, beefeaters, marchers, harpist, accordian, organist, flags, trumpets, lyres, hornpipe, mallets, wreathes, ploughman, acre, collies, highlander, moors, pint, piper, shepherd, spearmen, weaver, whaler, adventurer, airs, ales, ambassadors, antiquaries, archer, archers, ballad
— Adjectives for bagpipers: scottish, kilted, scotch, many, solitary, headed, best
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