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Answer: HARP

HARP is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 152 times.

• It's music to St. Peter's ears
• Irish national symbol
• 47-stringed instrument
• Instrument held between the knees
• Angel's instrument
• Kind of seal
• King David's instrument
• Plucked item
• Heavenly sight
• Heavenly sound
• Marx brother's instrument
• Heavenly strings
• Prop for a Marx brother
• Angelic music maker
• Angelic instrument
• Dwell
• Many-stringed instrument
• Symbol of Ireland
• Belabor, with "on"
• Icon on Guinness bottles
• Plucked instrument
• Stringed instrument
• Glissando instrument
• Big fat lyre?
• Lyre's cousin
• Instrument with a triangular frame
• Zither's cousin
• Bass alternative
• Stress to a fault, with "on"
• Dwell (on)
• Arthur Marx's instrument
• Marx instrument
• Plucked strings
• Magic instrument Jack stole on his third trip up the beanstalk
• It's plucked
• Only nonvocal instrument in Britten's "Ceremony of Carols"
• National symbol of Ireland
• Angelic strings
• Table-lamp part
• Symbol of 50 Down
• ''Waltz of the Flowers'' need
• Ethereal instrument
• Large string instrument
• Orchestra instrument
• Instrument with 46 strings
• Instrument for a Marx
• Large stringed instrument
• Heavenly instrument
• Instrument with seven pedals
• Celestial instrument
• Celestial strings
• Be a nag
• Instrument with 46 strings, often
• Type of seal
• Lampshade supporter
• Emblem of Ireland
• Stringed instrument that may be taller than its player
• Instrument capable of glissandi
• Nag
• Heavenly music maker
• "Waltz of the Flowers" need
• Zither’s cousin
• David's instrument
• Lyre-like instrument of antiquity
• Instrument of Marxism
• Instrument on Ireland's coat of arms
• Instrument on Ireland's coat of arms
• Angel's prop
• Instrument of Marxism?
• Strummed instrument
• Symbol of 41-Down
• Complain repeatedly
• Angel's strings
• Ancient stringed instrument
• Symbol on Irish euro coins
• Dwell on
• Lamp shade support
• Instrument on Irish euros
• The grand concert one has 47 strings
• Instrument that often sits on the floor while played
• Image on Irish euro coins
• Chordophone with a triangular frame
• Source of a Marxian nickname
• Dwell too long
• Angelic musicmaker
• Heavenly musical instrument?
• Stringed instrument with seven pedals
• Lyre relative
• Triangular instrument
• Zither's kin.
• Only nonvocal instrument in Britten's "A Ceremony of Carols"
• Lampshade holder
• Certain stringed instrument
• Symbol on an Irish euro coin
• Instrument featured in the opening of "Waltz of the Flowers"
• Dwell annoyingly (on)
• A Marx instrument
• Instrument with 47 strings
• Dulcimer's kin
• Instrument on an Irish euro
• First instrument heard in the Beatles' "She's Leaving Home"
• Symbol of Ireland
• Instrument for an angel
• Instrument featured in "Waltz of the Flowers"
• Huge stringed instrument
• Seal species
• "Deck the Halls" instrument
• Beethoven's "___ quartet"
• Heavenly instrument?
• Part of a lamp
• Overstress, with "on"
• Marx with a curly wig
• Heavenly sound?
• Relative of a zither
• Tall concert instrument
• Kithara kin
• A Marx's instrument
• Instrument on a Guinness label
• Instrument associated with Ireland
• Large plucked instrument
• Angel's stringed instrument
• Heavy stringed instrument
• Image on an Irish euro
• Instrument with pedals
• Alice Coltrane played it
• Dorothy Ashby instrument
• Instrument that might have 47 strings
• Instrument with a soundbox
• Instrument in Guinness's logo
• Guinness logo
• Zither cousin
• Instrument for Dorothy Ashby
• National instrument of Ireland
• Instrument for Nancy Allen
• Instrument with 47 strings and seven pedals
• Ireland coat-of-arms image
• Triangular stringed instrument
• Alice Coltrane instrument
• Large instrument that's tilted when played
• You'll have to pull some strings to play this
• Pulled strings?
• Zither kin
• Dorothy Ashby played it
• Tall instrument with strings and pedals
• Atypical band instrument
• String instrument on Ireland's coat of arms
• Instrument played by Sheila Bromberg on the Beatles' "She's Leaving Home"
• Symbol on an Irish passport
• Logo on a pint of Guinness
• Concerto instrument
• Instrument in the emblem of Ireland
• Instrument originating in ancient Sumer