flute

noun
UK /fluːt/
US /fluːt/

A flute is a long, thin musical instrument that you blow into to make sounds.

She played a happy song on her silver flute.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A tall, narrow glass with a long stem, used for drinking champagne.

The waiter poured the bubbly into a crystal flute.

3. A groove or channel cut into a surface, such as in a column or drill bit.

The carpenter cut a flute along the edge of the wooden board.

4. A type of pastry or bread roll that is long and hollow.

We bought fresh flutes from the bakery for breakfast.