reedman

[ reed-man ]

noun

, plural reed·men.

1. a musician who plays a reed instrument.

Word History and Origins

Origin of reedman¹

First recorded in 1870–75; reed + man

Example Sentences

Andrew Cox, senior coroner for Cornwall, said ambulance delays in the case of Mr Reedman and two others, David Morganti and Winnie Barnes-Weeks, were either the cause or a contributing factor in their deaths.

From BBC

Mr Reedman, from Norfolk, started feeling unwell on the evening of 26 June and his wife, Jill, dialled 999.

From BBC

Guy Davies, assistant coroner for Cornwall, said the delay in the ambulance reaching Mr Reedman directly led to the delay in treatment starting at hospital, which could have saved his life.

From BBC

Tony Reedman, 54, died four days after suffering a stroke while on holiday in Cornwall in June 2021.

From BBC

He credits fellow Chicago reedman Roscoe Mitchell and a comment he once made to him: “Don’t play on the 1!”

From Washington Post