Chalumeau is a 9 letter English word.
You can make 218 anagrams from letters in chalumeau (aacehlmuu).
1705-15; French: orig., flute made from a reed, stem of a reed; Old French chalemel Late Latin calamellus narrow reed; see calamus, -elle
Calumet in general signifies a pipe, being a Norman word, derived from chalumeau.
Calumet is an Old Norman word for chalumeau, reed, pipe, a diminutive from Lat.
chalumeau would be even better, for he looks like a stick; but never mind, Chamoureau is not bad.
This name of clarinet, or clarionet, became accepted for the entire instrument, including the chalumeau register.
Madame chalumeau's face, glossy and red-and-white like a Norman apple, wore an expression of anxious expectation.
Madame chalumeau had risen, and had led her guest through the sitting-room into her immaculate kitchen.
The glossary to Machault's Works has: 'Muse de blez, chalumeau fait avec des brins de paille.'
Mersenne calls this the simplest form of chalumeau or wheat-stalk (tuyau de bl).
Madame chalumeau flopped her omelet again, slid it to a platter and set a carafe of cider on the table.