shalemye

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From Old French chalemie, perhaps from Late Latin calamellus (little reed), under the influence of Old French muse (wind instrument). Compare French chalumeau.

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shalemye (plural shalemyes)

  1. A woodwind instrument constructed with a double reed; shawm.

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