What does triangulist mean?
Triangulist means A person who plays the triangle..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
A person who plays the triangle..
Mr. Church plays well enough for even his rebukes to sniggering children to be enjoyable: when it turns out that none of them will take over the vacant triangle in the school orchestra because the last triangulist's hair fell out, it is all faintly sinister.
So, those who wish to apply for the position of triangulist, hands up please.
Of course, we know the difference between good and bad triangulists... but one refuses to see in the sporadic triangle tinkling the ultimate purpose of a human being's earthly existence.
A rich and varied life, a good deal more interesting than that of Hindemith's classically-minded triangulist.
Backstage after the concert, the maestro rewards the triumphant triangulist with his trademarked embrace.
In the 1964 Slovak film, The Case of Barnabas Kos (Solan 1964), the lead character is a rather ordinary, somewhat lazy or absent-minded triangulist for an orchestra whom the board promotes to business manager against his will.
Jerome was getting to be one feisty little triangulist.
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Triangulist means A person who plays the triangle..
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Mr. Church plays well enough for even his rebukes to sniggering children to be enjoyable: when it turns out that none of them will take over the vacant triangle in the school orchestra because the last triangulist's hair fell out, it is all faintly sinister.
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