chirimia
noun
chi·ri·mia
ˌchirəˈmēə
variants or chirimilla
-ē(y)ə
plural -s
: a high-pitched oboe of Spain and Spanish America, especially of the more remote areas of these countries
Word History
Etymology
Spanish chirimia, chirimilla, modification (influenced by charamela, a wind instrument) of Middle French chalemie
- in pectore
- in pencil
- in perpetuity
- in perpetuum
- in person
- in personam
- in petto
- in phase
- in pictures
- in place
- in place of
- in plain sight
- in plain view
- in plaster
- in play
- in plenty
- in pocket
- in point of
- in point of fact
- in polite company
- in polite society
- in polite society/company
- in poor condition
- in poor etc. condition
- in poor taste