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Other crossword clues for answer "REED"

REED
Woodwind part
Kind of organ
Stalk by the river
Bassoonist's buy
English horn, for one
Instrumental piece
Bassoon or clarinet
Oboe or clarinet
Stalk by the swamp
Saxophonist's need
Plant used in thatching
Oboist's need
Marsh grass
Marsh plant
Clarinetist's need
Fen growth
Walter or Willis
Sax object
Crumhorn purchase
Hollow plant
Marsh stalk
Mouthpiece part
See 62-Across
Stick in the mud?
Thatch material
Thinness comparison
Bassoon part
Wetlands plant
Rush
Instrument
Harmonica part
The Brady Bunch star
Oboist's accessory
Swamp thing
Willis of basketball
Clarinet insert
Sax player's item
Oboe accessory
Sax accessory
Stalk in a swamp
Thinness symbol
Wetland plant
NHL's ___ Low, from Moose Jaw, Sask.
Cane, for one
Marsh growth
Sax, e.g.
Oboe or clarinet, e.g.
Ten Days That Shook the World author
Mouthpiece piece
Mrs. ___, aunt of Jane Eyre
Bassoon or clarinet, e.g.
Liberal-arts college in Portland
One of two in an English horn
Clarinet or bassoon
Estuary growth
One of many obscuring a seabird, maybe
P.D.Q. Bach's "tromboon", e.g.
Phragmites plant, e.g.
Wind-powered vibrator
The Brady Bunch star Robert
Clarinet player's need
Purchase for Kenny G
Sax player's purchase
Saxophone part
Army surgeon Walter
Bassoonist's purchase
Clarinet accessory
Film critic Rex
Sax mouthpiece
Critic Rex
Oboist's purchase
Tall stalk
Clarinet or oboe
Accessory for Kenny G
Music store purchase
Robert of "The Brady Bunch"
Oboist's buy
Saxophone, for one
Bassoonist's need
Vibrator in a mouthpiece
Woodwind requirement
Clarinetist's buy
Donna of "From Here to Eternity"
Henderson's "Brady Bunch" costar
Marshy grass stalk
Symbol of thinness
American revolutionary buried at the Kremlin
Swamp stalk
Symbol of slimness
Woodwind vibrator
Bagpipe part
Music shop purchase
Bassoon, for one
Walter ___ Army Medical Center
Epitome of thinness
Sarrusophone, e.g.
It's A Wonderful Life star Donna
28-Across, e.g.
Clarinet need
Wind element
Bog stalk
Part of a bagpipe
Pitch pipe part
The oboist makes his a double
Walk on the Wild Side singer Lou
Cattail's relative
Director Sir Carol
Oboe, e.g.
Pan's pipe, e.g.
Type of instrument
Wind insrument
Tall wetlands plant
Woodwind
Clarinet
Tall grass
Licorice stick, for one
Bamboo, e.g.
Band member
Clarinet or sax
Donna or Willis
Grass talk
Oliver ___
Oliver of "Oliver!"
Sax vibrator
Bagpipes, for one
Pond plant
Grass stalk
Kind of instrument
Oboe or bassoon
Oregon college
Swamp growth
5-Across is one
Cattail, for one
Reviewer Rex
Saxophone or oboe
Accordion component
Saxophone, e.g.
A sax has one
Clarinet or crumhorn
One of an oboe's pair
Plant by a bog
Stalk in a marsh
Clarinet part
Physician Walter for whom an Army hospital is named
Sax or oboe
Bassoon, e.g.
English horn, e.g.
Portland, Oregon, college
Lou of The Velvet Underground
Wind instrument vibrator
Oboe component
Bassoon vibrator
Oboe insert
Pondside stalk
Vibrating instrument piece
Insert for a 6-Down
Lakeside stalk
Vibrater in a wind
2018 Masters champ Patrick
Woodwind musician's piece
Oboe vibrator
Woodwind piece
*Did a double-take, say
15-Across piece
Clarinet, e.g.
Clarinet, for one
Woodwind insert
Saxophone insert
32 Across's second Melvin and Howard love interest
Donna or Oliver
Bog grass
Cattail
Henderson's TV hubby
Riverside plant
Cattail, e.g.
Exemplar of thinness
'50s sitcom mom Donna
'60s sitcom mom
Oboe attachment
Sax player's buy
Yellow fever conqueror
Yellow-fever fighter
Clarinetist's purchase
Hollow grass
Beatty, in "Reds"
English horn need
Stalk of grass
Wind instrument
Bamboo, for example
Noted army surgeon
Rex or Donna
Straight stalk
Item in a mouthpiece
Mouthpiece
Papyrus or cattail
Riverbank growth
Bamboo, for one
Thatching material
14 Across accessory
One of two in a bassoon
Wind-instrument insert
Beatty's "Reds" role
Bamboo, for instance
Sax attachment
Clarinet feature
16 Across insert
Woodwind need
Bit of thatching
100 Down accessory
Bagpipe, e.g.
English horn insert
Clarinet's category
Oboe, for one
Saxophonist's accessory
Swamp grass
Double-__
It was cut to make pens for papyri
Mouthpiece for an oboe
One in a quagmire
Swamp plant
Bassoon insert
61 Down insert
Mouthpiece for a clarinet
Oboe mouthpiece
Either of a bassoon twosome
Certain wind
Oboe, for example
It flutters in a pit
Portland college
Many a wood
Sarrusophone, for example
Bagpipes, e.g.
Musical vibrator
Enemy of yellow fever.
Famous Army doctor.
American Army surgeon (1851–1902).
Foe of yellow fever.
Supreme Court Justice from Kentucky.
Enemy of typhoid (1851–1902).
Lazear's co-worker in Cuba, 1900.
Yellow fever conqueror (1851–1902).
Associate Justice of Supreme Court.
Member of U. S. Supreme Court.
Florence ___, actress.
Justice, U. S. Supreme Court.
Supreme Court justice.
Famous bacteriologist (1851–1902).
Senator from Kansas.
The Yellow Fever doctor.
Author of "Red Russia," 1919.
Conqueror of yellow fever.
Doctor who discovered source of yellow fever.
Former Missouri Senator.
Justice appointed in 1938.
Supreme Court Justice since 1938.
Yellow fever hero.
Mouthpiece of a clarient.
Mouthpiece of a clarinet.
Yellow fever doctor.
Mouthpiece of an oboe or a clarinet.
Noted name in public health.
One of 54 Across.
One of the 17 Across.
Stalk.
Tax-cut man of the House.
Tubular grass.
Actress Donna.
Best supporting actress, 1953.
Congressman from New York.
He's one of nine.
Hollywood's Donna.
House Chairman of Ways and Means Committee.
Important House chairman.
Justice Stanley ___.
Kentucky jurist.
Supreme Court member.
Vibrating part of saxophone mouthpiece.
Warren's colleague.
Bamboolike grass.
Colleague of Clark and Minton.
Grass.
Oboe.
Retiring Justice.
Stalk of tall grass.
Hollow-stemmed grass.
Kind of grass.
Part of 11 Down.
Part of a clarinet.
___ bunting, European bird.
Grass like bamboo.
Hollow stem.
Musical instrument.
Part of a wind instrument.
Thatch grass.
American bacteriologist.
Cane.
Famed Army surgeon.
Thatch.
U. S. Army surgeon of yellow-jack fame.
Clarinet or saxophone.
Clarinet, for instance.
Famous Army surgeon.
Governor of Maine.
Pipe.
Bamboo.
Famed U.S. Army doctor
Type of musical instrument.
Plant.
Part of a bassoon.
Famed U.S. Army surgeon.
Sedge.
Pan pipe.
River plant.
Flute.
Orchestra instrument.
Tube for a panpipe.
Unit of Pan's pipe.
Calamus.
Loom part
Knick player
Knicks' Willis
Six cubits
Yellow-fever pioneer
Knick name
Papyrus, for one
Beak of an instrument
Cager Willis
Center Willis
Donna
Interviewer Rex
Musical pipe
Rex or Walter
Walter of medicine
Willis of Knicks
Yellow-fever man
Actress Florence
Donna or Robert
Donna or Rex
Family of 16 Across
Surgeon Walter
Willis or Donna
Rex or Willis
Walter or Rex
British actor Oliver
Clarinet mouthpiece
Knicks' manager
Knicks' new coach
Pearl Buck's "The Living ___"
Robert or Donna
Bulrush, e.g.
Fipple flute, for one
Homophone for 62 Across
Marshy plant
Oliver of filmdom
Oliver or Rex
Shepherd's pipe
Willis of N.B.A. fame
Donna of films
Knicks' coach
Palustrine plant
Hall of Fame surgeon
Knicks' former coach
Oliver or Willis
Orchestral member
Skinny one
Valentines and Vitriol author
Name on a D.C. hospital
Nothing to lean on
Oboist's concern
Woody's clarinet is one
Fen plant
Person easily swayed
Walter or Donna
Yellow-fever researcher Walter
Amos Moses singer
Bent
Bent, e.g.
Oboe element
Protagonist of "Reds"
Symbol of slenderness
Bassoon or oboe
Coarse grass
College in Ore.
Movie critic Rex
Oboe or saxophone
Thin one
Corrugation on a coin's edge
Device on a loom
Panpipe item
Willis or Walter
Pond stalk
Water plant
The Third Man director
English horn
March growth
Man is but a ___ . . . : Pascal
Clarinet beak
Comic-singer Jerry
Tall grass stem
Clarinet attachment
Oboe part
Rex ___, film critic
Clarinet's vibrator
Pan's pipe
He found the cause of yellow fever
Oboe necessity
Organ resonator
Walter _____ Hospital
Hautboy, e.g.
Sax, for one
The Brady Bunch regular
Avant-garde rocker Lou
He wrote "Ten Days That Shook the World"
Melodeon part
Thatcher's need
Pastoral pipe
College in Portland, Ore.
Rustic pipe
Feature of some winds
Hollow-stemmed plant
Bit of thatch
Clarinet component
It may be blowing in the wind
Mouthpiece attachment
Harmonium part
Insert for a clarinet or oboe
Many an instrument
Part of a clarinet mouthpiece
Matting material
Oboe or sax
Rush, e.g.
Fen bender
Accordion part
Bit for a basket weaver
Sax player's need
Shoot in a swamp
One of two in a 47-Across
Papyrus plant, e.g.
Woodwind item
Crumhorn, e.g.
Portland, Ore., college from which Steve Jobs dropped out
Double-___ (oboe, e.g.)
Papyrus, e.g.
Plant in a bog
Stalk by a stream
Action hero's underwater breathing aid
Bassoon part in two pieces
Stick by the water?
Harmonica piece
Plant that's not cultivated
___ instrument
College from which Steve Jobs dropped out
Walter ___ hospital
Clarinet piece
Elk, for one / Plant in a bog
Woodwind category
Bassoon attachment
Donna of old TV
Liberal arts college in Portland, Ore.
Part of many a woodwind
Plant by a pond
Certain mouthpiece attachment
Rocker Lou
Slender plant
Oregon college whose mascot is a griffin
Saxophone piece
___ Richards a.k.a. Mr. Fantastic
Easily swayed person, metaphorically
One of a set in an accordion
Stalk, maybe
What a bassoon has that a bass doesn't
Bacteriologist Walter who conducted yellow fever research
Bog plant
Part of an oboe
Vibrating part of some instruments
Part that often breaks in a harmonica
Oliver of 'Gladiator'
Basketball's Willis
Sax insert
Clarinets just have one
Double-___ instrument
GnR's Dizzy
11-down is a double one
A saxophone has one
Lou of Velvet Underground
Rhode Island senator Jack
New England senator
Publisher __ Elsevier, which has agreed to buy Harcourt
Short piece for a clarinettist?
Item for a bagpiper
Part of a pump organ
Piece for some woodwind instruments
Plant used for thatching
It's A Wonderful Life star
Jane Eyre family name
Hoops great Willis
Knick legend Willis
Willis or Rex
Beatty's role in "Reds"
Lou or Sir Carol
Oscar-winner Donna
The Donna _____ Show
English horn part
Instrument classification
Woodwind instrument
Bassoon bit
Kenny G's need
Thatch bit, perhaps
Clarinet, or Rex the critic
Famed army doctor Walter
Bassoon accessory
Woodwind necessity
Item for 8-Down
Wind instrument accessory
Necessity for Kenny G
Yellow fever expert Walter
Author Ishmael
Grassy pond plant
Homophone of "read"
Plant used for natural fencing
Stalk near water
Clarinet or oboe, e.g.
Plant stalk
Saxophone mouthpiece attachment
Thatching plant
An oboist may make one
Mr. Fantastic's first name
Necessity for a bassoonist
Saxophone accessory
Wetland growth
Thin plant
Aquatic grass
Basket material
Oboe or English horn e.g.
Yellow-fever sleuth
English horn or oboe
Hautboy or English horn
Hero of 18 Down
Item for 16 Across
Knick Hall-of-Famer
Thatch input
Willis of the Knicks
Buy by Benny
Oboe piece
Plant in a swamp
Plant that's an animal spelled backward
Clarinet necessity
Riverbank sight
Woodwind's vibrating attachment
NFL safety Ed
Rex the critic
Knicks great Willis ___
Hoops Hall of Famer Willis
Lou who sang "Walk on the Wild Side"
2018 Masters champion Patrick
6-Across player's buy
Clarinet or 37-Down
Woodwind player's buy
Clarinet or oboe, for example
Historian Annette Gordon-___
Plant used in basketry
Woodwind accessory
Grasslike wetland plant
Wood piece in a woodwind
Mijwiz or clarinet, for example
Slender marsh plant
Walk on the Wild Side singer
Velvety Lou
Wild-side-walking Lou
127 or 128 Across item
Kenny G buy
Mumbo Jumbo author Ishmael
Hollow growth
Sax's vibrating strip
Citicorp head John S.
Flexibility symbol
Citigroup co-chairman John
Exemplar of flexibility
Sax part
Andre in the Pro Football Hall of Fame
NFL tight end Jordan
Piece for a clarinet
Mouthpiece item