Associations to the word «Sax»
Noun
- Clarinet
- Tenor
- Flute
- Alto
- Trombone
- Trumpet
- Nadia
- Saxophone
- Mastering
- Soprano
- Saxophonist
- Solo
- Doug
- Bass
- Harmonica
- Oboe
- Bari
- Piano
- Percussion
- Bassoon
- Trumpeter
- Vibe
- Drum
- Keyboard
- Riff
- Maya
- Arranger
- Soloist
- Synth
- Gilmore
- Quartet
- Sonny
- Rollins
- Quintet
- Cello
- Jazz
- Banjo
- Phyllis
- Hadley
- Guitar
- Violin
- Mandolin
- Cl
- Fu
- Bassist
- Benny
- Dorsey
- Burroughs
- Brass
- Chalmers
- Ronnie
- Vocal
- Ursula
- Api
- Ellington
- Vinci
- Mona
- Lenny
- Coleman
- Anion
- Dave
- Roscoe
- Ingrid
- Steve
- Kenny
- Combo
- Michel
- Drummer
- Derivation
- Adolph
- Ensemble
- Roach
- Horn
- Haley
- Ernie
- Synthesizer
- Gerry
- Gary
- Instrumentation
- Lineup
- Rob
- Keyboardist
- Playing
- Acoustic
- Dawkins
- Vocalist
- Darryl
- Gillespie
- Desmond
Wiktionary
SAX, noun. (rare or obsolete) A knife; a sword; a dagger about 20 inches in length.
SAX, noun. A slate-cutter's hammer; slate-ax.
SAX, verb. (transitive) (UK dialectal) To cut or slash with a sharp instrument; incise; scarify.
SAX, noun. Short form of saxophone.
SAX, abbreviation. (computing) (Internet) Simple API for XML
SAX TUBA, noun. (music) saxhorn
SAX TUBAS, noun. Plural of sax tuba
Dictionary definition
SAX, noun. A Belgian maker of musical instruments who invented the saxophone (1814-1894).
SAX, noun. A single-reed woodwind with a conical bore.
Wise words
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