Calliopes [noun]

Immediately the little girl set up a yell that, 195 as Burd declared, could have scarcely been equaled by a steam calliope.

And off Bob went, whistling like a calliope and not even turning his head to look at the cabin.

The man with the steam calliope sat exhausted over his keyboard.

John Robinson's circus boasted a steam calliope, which dispensed "biled music."

To Calliope, the muse of epic poetry, Homer and Vergil prayed when they sang of war and heroes.

Vandeleur is snorting like a steam calliope in bad repair, and I am breathing with the jerky movement of an overworked accordion.

The "steam-calliope voice" belongs almost always to a Muscular.

Calliope, the Muse of epic and heroic poetry, wore a laurel crown.

Orpheus, the mythical poet, whose mother was the Muse Calliope.

And when we had got there, as clandestinely as a steam calliope in a circus procession, the moose was gone.