Instruments in Ravel's "Boléro" Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% SAXES Instruments in Ravel's "Boléro" (5)
90% BOLERO Ravel piece (6) Eugene Sheffer Aug 3, 2026
90% OBOE "Bolero" instrument (4)
74% HARP Stringed instrument (4) Newsday Aug 27, 2026
74% NOSEFLUTE Hooter's instrument (9) The Telegraph Quick Aug 23, 2026
74% PIANOS Instruments with keys (6) Commuter Aug 20, 2026
74% P Writing instruments (1) USA Today Quick Aug 20, 2026
74% PENS Writing instruments (4) USA Today Quick Aug 20, 2026
74% SEXTANT Navigational instrument (7) The Times Concise Aug 18, 2026
74% VOICE Singer's "instrument" (5) Newsday Aug 17, 2026
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