ETYM French, dim. of Old Fren. muse.
A small bagpipe formerly popular in France; SYN. shepherd's pipe.
Small French bagpipe; air or dance performed on or to this; soldier's provision wallet; small bag worn over shoulder, especially by cyclist.
Small French bagpipes; also a dance movement and character piece, as in Schoenberg’s Suite for Piano 1921, incorporating a drone accompaniment.