fipple

IPA: fˈɪpʌɫ

(music) The mouthpiece of a ducted flute, or the plug forming the floor of the windway.

Examples of "fipple" in Sentences

I did a lot of reading on the Web, learning terms like chiff and fipple.
Place the tip of the fipple between your lips, but not between your teeth.
Musicians sat in the corner: a jar-drum, a tambourine, trumpets, and a fipple flute.
One more to go later next month and then it just depends on whether or not I want a fipple on my fake foob or not.
The Clark Original is a conical barrel – the alternate is a cylinder – with a fipple, or mouthpiece, of wood inserted in the squared top.
A Flote by Any Other Name program, featuring performances by Naomi Senzer and Larry Zukof on transverse flute and fipple flute, and more. nmsmusicschool. org Laura Ouimette
Essentially half of a whistle, stiff side flaps loosely cover the nostrils and mouth; air blown from the nose travels down toward the mouth through a fipple, and the mouth forms the whistle's resonant chamber.