a double reed wind instrument, typically referring to the oboe

a theatrical performance where one person speaks or sings from behind while another in front mimes the actions and speech

reed (music)

to have a silver tongue; to be smooth-talking or persuasive, often in a deceitful or insincere way

a folding knife with a blade that opens automatically under spring pressure when a button or lever is pressed

possessing a silver tongue or persuasive speech, often implying deceit or superficiality

a mechanical spring

The cradle or button on a telephone used to connect or disconnect a call.

Jew's harp

to collaborate or coordinate with another person, often to deceive or put on a joint act

reeds of a panpipe

A term used erroneously in place of the konghou ([[箜篌|箜篌|kong1 hou2]]), an ancient plucked string instrument.

the lip or vibrating end of a reed in a wind instrument