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Answer for the clue ""Singing" instrument ", 3 letters:
saw

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Usage examples of saw.

I saw that Aberrancy was not a fouling of the body, but merely a changing.

He saw that the epicentre of Aberrancy always lay at the site of a Weaver monastery, and the monasteries were always built around the witchstones.

That quest was abetted by a sympathetic schoolteacher, Rebecca, who saw in the lad a glimmering hope that occasionally there might be resurrection from a bitter life sentence in the emotionally barren and aesthetically vitiated Kentucky hamlet, and who ultimately seduced him.

He was almost convinced that reducing a tree to lumber expunged whatever might be abiding within when he saw the long, hooked tongue emerge from the wall behind the bed.

The fact that you saw what you did confirms your ability to be functional at our destination.

But the dream moved on and she saw an army marching, cities ablaze, thousands slain.

One wall of the ablutions area changed miraculously into a mirror and she saw them both reflected in it.

In the cold stream Deacon Rose bathed and performed his ablutions and meditations, while a much subdued Pryor saw to the horses.

And withal they saw men all armed coming from out the High House, who went down to the Bridge and abode there.

Suddenly, it was as if a window in heaven had been opened and I saw a group of Aboriginal women standing together.

You were asleep, or at least I thought you were, then suddenly, I saw you standing with a group of Aboriginal women.

He could feel the points abrading his skin and saw stars for a moment behind his closed lids.

In the sudden brightness he saw Abraxas, first screaming in terror as the ocean rushed toward him, then pitching with the force of the water.

Zaginaws landed, till now, when he saw that man in black, who appeared to be the Eternal Emperor himself, abseil out the window.

And in that orderly transfer of power from an absolutist to a constitutional monarchy French commentators saw not merely a consummation of political virtue but the origins of British financial success.