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The nose flute was a musical instrument of the Ferengi civilization, designed to be played with the Ferengi nostril.

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Lonz was the most famous nose flute artist in Ferengi history. (DS9 reference: Legends of the Ferengi)

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musical instruments
accordionacoustic guitarAppalachian dulcimerAstian bi-tanlebagpipesbalalaikabanjoBajoran dinner chimeBajoran lyrebassoonbellbelaklavionBoatswain's whistlebongosbrakophonebudupaphoneCharellian joyeusecelloChinese lutechronographic sequencerchuS'ughclarinetdidgeridoodouble bassdouble guitardrumdulcimerElisiareolh iarr'voiesrajeuphoniumfluteguitargongharmonicaharpharpsichordhornjirvikka'athyrakitharaKlingon concertinaKlingon drumKlingon guitarkrad'dak drumkynslevelal-shakli'dswedlood dirlutelyremandolinmay'ronmecho-accordianmusic boxnose fluteoboepianop'i p'apipe organRessikan fluteryillSaar stringsarangisaxophonesessicasignal hornsitarsnare drumSonsfilian feather-lyresyn larasystraTellarite hollow bell linetIngDaghtivaratriangletrikolatTriexian guitartrombonetrumpetTzutchian gongValtese hornviolaviolinVulcan gongVulcan luteVulcan marriage drumwindsqueezerxylophone

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