Answer: TUBA
TUBA is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 178 times.
- March instrument
- March need
- Band member
- Low blow?
- Low note provider
- Part of a marching band
- Big brass instrument
- Big horn
- Vaughan Williams wrote a concerto for it
- Marching band member
- Big blow for a band?
- Oompah instrument
- Big brass
- Low brass
- Marching band staple
- Bass line provider
- Bass brass
- Oktoberfest band instrument
- Part of the back of an orchestra
- "Tubby" musical instrument
- One with a big bell
- Oompah-paher
- Hefty horn
- Oompah band member
- "Symphonie Fantastique" need
- Part of a military band
- Oktoberfest brass
- Oompah band need
- Oompah band instrument
- Oompah sounder
- Heavy horn
- Oktoberfest band horn
- Part of an oompah band
- Lowest-pitched instrument
- It goes oom-pah-pah
- Sousaphone's cousin
- Oktoberfest horn
- Brass section biggie
- Sousaphone, for example
- Piece of brass?
- Band biggie
- Marching band instrument
- Low note player
- Sousaphone relative
- Very big wind
- Instrument in a brass quintet
- Baritone's larger cousin
- Heavy wind
- Marching band burden
- The score for "Symphonie fantastique" has a part for it
- Brass band instrument
- Brass band member
- Euphonium relative
- Rhythm instrument
- Marching-band instrument
- Large musical instrument
- Big marching-band instrument
- Oktoberfest instrument
- Low wind
- Brass instrument
- Oom-pah-pah instrument
- Horn of plenty?
- Band's big brass
- Orchestral heavyweight
- Hefty instrument
- Sousaphone, e.g.
- Oom-pah-pah-er
- It's played by a blowhard
- Marching band heavyweight
- Brass wind instrument
- Oompah maker
- Roman war trumpet
- Brass member
- Oompah brass
- Large band instrument
- Heavy brass instrument
- Big brass?
- Band instrument
- Marching-band member
- Plenty of horn?
- Brass band biggie
- Big wind
- Big band wind
- Marcher's instrument
- Helicon
- Helicon
- Marcher's burden, at times
- Sousaphone
- Large horns
- Oompah producer
- Brass section member
- Brass-section member
- One of the brass
- Euphonium kin
- Sousaphone cousin
- Heavy brass
- Bulky horn
- Military band instrument
- Heavy instrument to march with
- Sousaphone, for one
- 5 Across member, maybe
- Ophicleide's successor
- Deep-toned instrument
- Valved brass instrument
- Big, band instrument
- It puts the "oom" in an oompah
- Big band instrument
- Polka band staple
- Big brass boomer
- Heavy metal music producer
- Gary Cooper plays one in "Mr. Deeds ..."
- It's big and brassy
- Big brass bellower
- Sousaphone's kin
- Heaviest band member?
- Brass band bass
- Big instrument in a marching band
- "Oompah" instrument
- The BB contrabass, e.g.
- Wind instrument
- Huge horn
- Big, band tote
- Oom-pah maker
- March sound
- It has a lot of brass
- Polka band horn
- Orchestral horn
- Tubby the
- It has a solo near the end of "An American in Paris"
- Bass instrument
- Heavy wind?
- Instrument with some heft
- Large brass instrument
- Oompah-pah instrument
- Instrument that makes the cheeks puff out
- "Jaws" theme instrument
- Heavy marching band instrument
- Heavy band instrument
- Helicon kin
- Heavy marching-band instrument
- Trombone's symphonic neighbor
- Dixieland band horn
- Big blow for a musician?
- Bass player
- Sousaphone kin
- Dixieland horn
- Bulky brass
- "Oom" producer
- Trombone's neighbor
- Loud horn
- Polka band instrument
- Shark's sound in the "Jaws" score
- Low brass instrument
- Shark sound in "Jaws"
- One likely to end on a low note?
- Lowest brass
- Bass in a band
- Instrument that largely replaced the ophicleide
- Heavy weight for a musician to bear?
- Brass instrument with the largest mouthpiece
- Brass instrument that weighs around 30 pounds
- Bottom of a pit?
- Big band staple
- Big player
- Latin for "trumpet"
- Instrument that superseded the ophicleide
- Helicon, e.g., musically speaking
- Source of a low blow?
- Instrument that's 18 feet long when uncoiled
- Big brass horn
- Big brass instrument in banda music
- Bulky brass instrument
- Deep brass instrument
- "Oom-pah" instrument
- Richard Antoine White's brass instrument
- What's deep in a pit?
- Boomer in a band
- Instrument similar to a sousaphone