Wind instruments are musical instruments that produce sound by the movement of air. Panpipe, OBOE, KITE, fife, ORGAN, TUBA, ocarina, HORN, panpipes, SAX, PIPE, REED, VANE, CHIME, FLUTE, PICCOLO, TRUMPET, CLARINET, RECORDER, and ANEMOMETER are all examples of wind instruments. Panpipe is a seven-letter word for a type of FLUTE made from several pipes of different lengths tied together. OBOE is a four-letter word for a woodwind instrument with a double REED. KITE is a four-letter word for a type of FLUTE made from a single tube with finger holes. Fife is a four-letter word for a small, high-pitched FLUTE. ORGAN is a five-letter word for a keyboard instrument with pipes and other sound-producing elements. TUBA is a four-letter word for a large brass instrument with a conical bore. Ocarina is a seven-letter word for a small, egg-shaped wind instrument. HORN is a four-letter word for a brass instrument with a conical bore. Panpipes is an eight-letter word for a type of FLUTE made from several pipes of different lengths tied together. SAX is a three-letter word for a type of woodwind instrument with a single REED. PIPE is a four-letter word for a cylindrical wind instrument with finger holes. REED is a four-letter word for a thin strip of material used to make a sound in some wind instruments. VANE is a four-letter word for a type of wind instrument made from a flat piece of metal. CHIME is a five-letter word for a set of tuned metal tubes suspended in a frame. FLUTE is a five-letter word for a woodwind instrument with a single REED. PICCOLO is a seven-letter word for a small, high-pitched FLUTE. TRUMPET is a seven-letter word for a brass instrument with a conical bore. CLARINET is an eight-letter word for a woodwind instrument with a single REED. RECORDER is an eight-letter word for a type of FLUTE with a whistle-like sound. ANEMOMETER is a ten-letter word for a device used to measure wind speed.