Similar words: fluting, absolutism, statistical distribution, autistic, flute, flutter, fluttering, sluttish. Meaning: [fluːtɪst] 
n. someone who plays the flute.
n. someone who plays the flute. 
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(1) Phil is a flutist with thinning hair.
(2) The flutist regards himself and his flute as one instrument through which the Lord's breath is blown.
(3) When you're imitating the world-famous flutist Jean Pierre Cromwell.
(4) He undertook the chief flutist of the China Boyish , Youth Philharmonic and completed much internal and external performance successfully.
(5) Native American flutist, A. Brent Chase performs with celestial soundscapes musician Gerald Jay Markoe to create music that is grounded in the earth yet connected to the stars.
(6) Ms. "Smoke Screen -up" is an accomplished flutist, as she study flute playing hard with the teacher from Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra, she is also adept at webpage and art design.
(7) Lokyo is from Zhengzhou of Henan province, he is a professional flutist with rich experiences.
(8) And yet I remember strange moments years ago when I was a professional flutist.
(9) The enchanting performance of the bull sent the demon into ecstasies, and he asked the flutist to tell him what he desired.
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