- - Little Golden Book about a young train who likes to go off his tracks to play in a meadow
- - Play the recorder perhaps
- - Also let loose to play the flute
- - Playfully play a piccolo
- - Play the flute
- - Play a fife, say
- - Play a horn
- - Play the piccolo
- - Play on a fife
- - Casually play a flute
- - Play a fife
- - Most of the plane, for example, let free to play the flute
- - Play casually
- - Play a piccolo
- - Play a flute
- - Play the fife
- - Play, as a recorder
- - Play a flute casually
- - Play the recorder, say
- - Play the flute, maybe
- - Play, as a flute
- - Play an ocarina monotonously
- - Play on a flute
- - Play a horn softly.
- - flute onomatopoeia
- - Fiddle with a fife, say
- - Sound of a fife
- - Emulate Galway
- - Flutist's warm-up
- - ... drive -- undesirably let off
- - Use a recorder
- - Flute sound
- - Fife sound
- - Little Golden Book about a baby locomotive
- - Fiddle around on a flute
- - Flautist's flourish
- - Fiddle around with a flute
- - Pied Piper's sound
- - Recorder sound
- - Fiddle with a flute
- - Sound of casual playing on a musical instrument
- - Drive along leisurely
- - Sound of a flute
- - Sound from a flute
- - Continuously blow on a flute
- - Practice the horn
- - Emulate a flutist
- - Blow a flute
- - Low running sound on a flute.
- - Honk a horn.
- - Blow horn repeatedly.
- - Blow horn gently.
- - Blow a horn
- - Blow a whistle
- - Blow one's horn
- - Blow your horn
- - Amble
- - Mosey along
- - Mosey
- - Amble along
- - Beep
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