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| − | * ''''' | + | * '''''[[Miss Hooligan's Christmas Cake]]'':''' (''song'') "There was plums and prunes and cherries/ And '''citron''' and raisins and cinnamon too" |
* '''zitherers:''' players of the zither, a stringed instrument consisting of a wooden frame and flat soundbox with 29-42 strings, placed on a table or on the knees | * '''zitherers:''' players of the zither, a stringed instrument consisting of a wooden frame and flat soundbox with 29-42 strings, placed on a table or on the knees | ||
Revision as of 06:42, 8 December 2006
- Miss Hooligan's Christmas Cake: (song) "There was plums and prunes and cherries/ And citron and raisins and cinnamon too"
- zitherers: players of the zither, a stringed instrument consisting of a wooden frame and flat soundbox with 29-42 strings, placed on a table or on the knees
- cither: an early modern stringed instrument similar to the lute
- cithara: an ancient Greek musical instrument similar to the lyre
- cider
