WordNet
n. a small rectangular free-reed instrument having a row of free reeds set back in air holes and played by blowing into the desired hole [syn: harmonica, mouth organ, harp]
Wikipedia
Mouth harp may refer to:
- Harmonica
- Jew's harp or jaw harp
- morsing
- temir komuz
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Usage examples of "mouth harp".
Frank Dobbs stamped around playing the mouth harp while the big black fellow with the beard patted at Mr.
Other days I find myself already talking with my long-gone parents in their fresh-ironed clothes and all of us at our youthful best in lawn chairs with glasses of cool grape juice and my father playing the old mouth harp that he'd bring out on long summer nights to sadden us down as he always called it before bedtime.
One man played a mouth harp for a few minutes, a slow, mournful ballad that Ryan thought he vaguely recognized.
Clustered close around it were the bars and eateries, nearly all with country themes, with the tawdry glamor of sparkling lights twinkling around them in the fading evening dusk the Lone Star, Green Coyote, Guitar an' Pick, Golden Mouth Harp, Alamo, Merle and Earle, Eggs'n'stuff, Blue Bayou, Lonesome Eats.