Welsh harp

noun

1. a type of harp in which the strings are arranged in three rows, used esp for the accompaniment of singing, improvisation on folk tunes, etc

Example Sentences

Your German likes nature, but his idea of nature is a glorified Welsh Harp.

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We tore along at a tremendous rate after passing the Welsh Harp.

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On short reflection she sees but one way to restore the broken bottle—by sending to the “Welsh Harp” for a whole one.

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On short reflection she sees but one way to restore the broken bottle—by sending to the "Welsh Harp" for a whole one.

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The "Welsh Harp" can provide beds for all, and sitting rooms besides.

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