What is another word for castanets?
Pronunciation:
[ kˈastɐnˌɛts], [ kˈastɐnˌɛts], [ k_ˈa_s_t_ɐ_n_ˌɛ_t_s]
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Synonyms for Castanets:
n.
• bones (noun) • castanets (noun) • musical instruments (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- trigon,
- off-white,
- barrage,
- stamp battery,
- flute glass,
- basso,
- countertenor,
- cello,
- fluegelhorn,
- doorbell,
- assault and battery,
- ship's bell,
- osseous tissue,
- plectron,
- freshwater bass,
- triangulum,
- swot,
- cram,
- grind away,
- beating-reed instrument,
- deep,
- trilateral,
- pleximetry,
- skeleton in the cupboard,
- baby grand piano,
- mug up,
- transverse flute,
- bell shape,
- fluting,
- rhythm section,
- fingerpost,
- castanets,
- vibraharp,
- sea bass,
- bone up,
- os,
- bass part,
- toll,
- rattling,
- skeleton in the closet,
- shelling,
- frame,
- piano keyboard,
- parlor grand piano,
- squeeze box,
- percussion section,
- get up,
- rale,
- contralto,
- bombardment,
- barrage fire,
- underframe,
- debone,
- drum,
- alexander bell,
- saxophone,
- champagne flute,
- vibrating reed,
- campana,
- genus viola,
- bass voice,
- hand organ,
- skeletal system,
- parlor grand,
- grind organ,
- pearl,
- electric battery,
- pick,
- skeletal frame,
- buzzer,
- fiddle,
- clavier,
- ivory.
- tubular bells,
- sizzler,
- skeleton,
- rattle,
- Metallophone,
- tam-tam,
- gong,
- Castanet,
- handbells,
- bell,
- gamelan,
- percussive,
- glockenspiel,
- vibraphone,
- cymbal,
- chimes,
- snappers,
- battery,
- bells,
- idiophone,
- chime,
- vibes,
- rattlebones,
- cymbals,
- lyra,
- percussion,
- xylophone,
- celesta,
- bone,
- Tintinnabula,
- orchestral bells,
- triangle,
- marimba,
- crash cymbal,
- Percussions.
How to use "Castanets" in context?
Castanets are a type of percussion instrument consisting of two pieces of wood with a board between them, which a drummer or player strikes with a mallet. The sound is produced by the percussionist striking the sides of the board. Castanets are believed to have originated in Spain and Morocco, and are now common in many Latin American and Caribbean countries.
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