piper
/ˈpaɪpər/Definitions
1. noun
a person who plays the pipes, especially in a ceremonial or traditional context
“The piper led the parade down Main Street.”
2. noun
a person who travels from place to place, playing the pipes for payment
“In the Middle Ages, piper was a common occupation for traveling musicians.”
3. noun
a device that produces a high-pitched, whistling sound, used in various industrial and technical applications
“The factory used a piper to signal the start and end of the workday.”
4. verb
to play the pipes, especially in a ceremonial or traditional context
“The musician piped in the guests for the wedding reception.”