harmoniphon
noun
har·mon·i·phon
härˈmänəˌfän
variants or less commonly harmoniphone
-ˌfōn
plural -s
: an obsolete wind instrument consisting of a series of reed pipes blown with a single mouthpiece and controlled by means of a keyboard, the tone resembling that of the oboe
Word History
Etymology
probably from French harmoniphon, from harmonie harmony (from Old French armonie) + -phon (from Greek phōnē sound)
- in the (first) flush of
- in the absence of
- in the abstract
- in the act
- in the act (of doing something)
- in the act of doing something
- in the affirmative
- in the aggregate
- in the air
- in the altogether
- in the area of
- in the arms of
- in the ascendant
- in the back of one's mind
- in the background
- in the bag
- in the balance
- in the ballpark
- in the bargain
- in the beginning
- in the belief that
- in the best light
- in the black
- in the blink of an eye
- in the bud