Definitions:

1. A bellows-blown bagpipe from Ireland, characterized by its chanter, drones, and regulators, which together produce a rich, harmonic sound, played seated, with the bellows operated by the elbow. NOUN
   • He studied traditional Irish music and learned to play the Uilleann pipes.
2. A type of Irish bagpipe, known for their complex structure, sweet, melodic sound, and used in traditional Irish music. NOUN
   • Unlike Scottish bagpipes, Uilleann pipes can play a wider range of notes and dynamics.

Synonyms:

• elbow pipes
• irish elbow pipes
• irish pipes