saxophonist

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Definition

A musician who plays the saxophone and is simultaneously envied and mocked by other band members—especially trumpet players who can't hide their jealousy. Saxophonists are the cool-but-nerdy royalty of the orchestra.

Example Usage

The saxophonist at the cocktail party was quite talented.

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