Fife
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 188
flf, n. a small pipe used as a wind-instru* ment for military music, an octave higher than the flute —v to play on the —«. FiFer, one who plays on a [Fr fifre, Ger pfeife both, acc. to Littre, from L. pipare, to peep, to chirp. See Pipe
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