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Answer: LUTE

LUTE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 139 times.

• Guitar relative
• Fretted instrument
• Pear-shaped instrument
• Cousin of a bandore
• Mandolin's ancestor
• Instrument shaped like a 69-Across
• Long-necked instrument
• Cousin of the banjo
• Relative of a mandolin
• Madrigal accompaniment
• Vermeer's "Woman With a ___"
• String instrument
• Guitar forerunner
• Renaissance instrument
• Mandolin kin
• Minstrel's instrument
• Renaissance musicmaker
• Cousin of a mandolin
• Balladeer's aid
• Old instrument that's strummed
• It has strings attached
• Accompaniment for a madrigal
• Old balladeer's instrument
• It has a low bridge
• Instrument that's plucked
• Ancestor of a banjo
• It's featured in two Vivaldi concertos
• Troubadour's instrument
• Instrument of Elizabethan ballads
• Instrument featured in some Shakespeare plays
• Mandolin relative
• Minstrel's accompaniment
• Instrument with a long neck
• Balladeer's instrument of yore
• Mandolin's cousin
• Madrigalist's accompaniment
• Theorbo's cousin
• Sitar, e.g.
• Tamboura's cousin
• Bard's instrument
• Guitar granddaddy
• Strings for a minstrel
• Guitar ancestor
• Instrument with a pear-shaped body
• Bouzouki or mandola
• Instrument for Julian Bream
• Stringed instrument
• Troubadour accompanier
• Ancient stringed instrument
• Minstrel's strings
• Mandolin cousin
• Baroque instrument
• Instrument for 19-Across
• Elizabethan instrument
• Boy's instrument in a Hals painting
• Guitar's kin
• Madrigal accompaniment, perhaps
• One with a long neck and a rounded body
• Mandolin's forerunner
• Balalaika or bouzouki
• Instrument for a minstrel
• Old strings
• Subject of a lesson for Katharina in "The Taming of the Shrew"
• Pear-shaped stringed instrument
• Sitar kin
• Ancient guitar cousin
• Troubador prop
• Mandolin cousin of old
• Two Vivaldi concertos feature it
• Guitar of old
• Medieval instrument
• Sitar's cousin
• Mandolin's kin
• Guitar's ancestor
• Troubadour's accompaniment
• Troubadour's prop
• Guitar kin
• Serenade accompaniment
• Pear-shaped instrument of old
• Minstrel's instrument, perhaps
• Zither's kin
• Stringed instrument for a madrigal
• Renaissance music staple
• Plucked Renaissance instrument
• Balladeer's accessory
• Pipe sealant
• Relative of a zither
• Stradivari specialty
• Troubador's instrument
• Guitar's older relative
• Elizabethan strings
• Musical instrument
• Madrigal's instrument
• Shakespearean instrument
• Medieval guitar
• Troubadour's stringed instrument
• Elizabethan stringed instrument
• Instrument with a bent neck
• Renaissance Faire instrument
• Ancient cousin of the guitar
• Henry VIII played it
• Banjo ancestor
• Accompaniment for a pavane
• Mandolin ancestor
• Renaissance stringed instrument
• Old stringed instrument
• Old pear-shaped instrument
• Troubadour's strings
• Guitar predecessor
• Instrument broken over Hortensio's head in "The Taming of the Shrew"
• Caravaggio's "The ___ Player"
• Minstrel's stringed instrument
• Pear shape string instrument
• Clay waterproof seal
• It becomes another instrument when "F" is added
• Serenade need, perhaps
• Instrument that becomes another instrument if you add an F at the beginning
• Instrument akin to an oud
• String instrument spelled by removing the first letter from a woodwind instrument
• Ukulele forebear
• Gentileschi's "Self-Portrait as a ___ Player"
• Instrument originally played with a quill
• Early string instrument
• Ren faire instrument
• Renaissance fair instrument
• Stringed instrument with a pear-shaped body
• Medieval instrument with a pear-shaped body
• Ancient stringed instrument sometimes made from a turtle shell
• Instrument once plucked with a quill
• Instrument for a troubadour
• It becomes a different instrument by adding "f" to the front
• Chordophone popular in medieval times
• Sitar, technically
• Instrument depicted in Caravaggio's "The Musicians"
• Instrument with a deep, rounded back
• Guitarlike instrument
• Primary instrument of English Renaissance composer John Dowland
• Instrument depicted in paintings by Hals and Caravaggio
• Instrument in a Vermeer painting