| Bombarde relative | 17 |
| Basset ___ | 10 |
| Baby bassoon? | 13 |
| Aulos relative | 14 |
| An English horn is lower than it | 32 |
| An English horn is a fifth lower than it | 40 |
| Albrecht Mayer's instrument | 31 |
| A reed | 6 |
| A musette pipe is a small one | 29 |
| "Wind nobody blows good" | 34 |
| "O" to ham operators, once | 36 |
| "O" in the old Army phonetic alphabet | 47 |
| "O" in a phonetic alphabet | 36 |
| "Ill wind" | 20 |
| "Ill wind that no one blows good": Nash | 49 |
| "I Got You Babe" reed instrument | 42 |
| "I Got You Babe" reed | 31 |
| "High wood" you can find among the reeds | 50 |
| "An ill wind that no one blows good" | 46 |
| "An ill wind ..." instrument | 38 |
| "0" in W.W. II codes | 30 |
| ''Bolero'' instrument | 37 |
| ''An ill wind that nobody blows good'' | 54 |
| _____ d'amore (baroque instrument) | 38 |
| ___ family, including bassoons and English horns | 48 |
| ___ da caccia (English-horn forerunner) | 39 |
| ___ da caccia (cor anglais forerunner) | 38 |
| ___ da caccia | 13 |
| ___ d'amour | 15 |
| ___ d'amore (reed instrument) | 33 |
| ___ d'amore (instrument) | 28 |
| ___ d'amore (baroque instrument) | 36 |
| __ d'amour: baroque instrument | 34 |
| Protection method from flying debris | 36 |
| Woodwind instruments | 20 |
| Woodwinds | 9 |
| Woodwind family members | 23 |
| Wind instruments | 16 |
| Some woodwinds | 14 |
| Double reeds | 12 |
| Orchestra group | 15 |
| Part of an orchestra | 20 |
| They're found among the reeds | 33 |
| Some reeds | 10 |
| Reeds | 5 |
| Heckelphones | 12 |
| Hautboys | 8 |
| Double-reeded woodwinds | 23 |
| Clarinet cousins | 16 |
| Certain woodwinds | 17 |
| Symphonic reeds | 15 |
| Orchestral group | 16 |
| Certain winds | 13 |
| Tubular instruments | 19 |
| They're blown in the winds | 30 |
| Some orchestra members | 22 |
| Reed instruments | 16 |
| Orchestral winds | 16 |
| Orchestra reeds | 15 |
| Heckelphone cousins | 19 |
| English horn relatives | 22 |
| Double-reed winds | 17 |
| Bassoon relatives | 17 |
| Woodwind section members | 24 |
| Winds in a pit | 14 |
| Wind section | 12 |
| Some winds in a pit | 19 |
| Some double reed instruments | 28 |
| Slender woodwinds | 17 |
| Philharmonic instruments | 24 |
| Orchestra tuners | 16 |
| Instruments similar to English horns | 36 |
| High winds? | 11 |
| Group of winds | 14 |
| English horn cousins | 20 |
| Double-reeds | 12 |
| Chinese horns | 13 |
| Challenging winds | 17 |
| Certain wind instruments | 24 |
| Bright-toned winds | 18 |
| Bassoons' smaller relatives | 31 |
| Bassoons' little brothers | 29 |
| Bassoons' kin | 17 |
| Woodwind section | 16 |
| Woodwind instruments with 24 keys | 33 |
| Woodwind group | 14 |
| Wood winds | 10 |
| Winds up on stage, maybe | 24 |
| Winds that sound nice | 21 |
| Wind quintet instruments | 24 |
| Violas' neighbors in an orchestra | 37 |
| Tuners of orchestras | 20 |
| They're usually made of African Blackwood | 45 |
| They're long and blown | 26 |
| They sit near the violas | 24 |
| They require double reeds | 25 |
| They have conical bores | 23 |
| Sources of some pit squeaks | 27 |
| Some are made of rosewood | 25 |
| Small section of an orchestra | 29 |