Ceo Hid Two Pounds In Instrument Crossword Clue

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- CEO hid two pounds in instrument
- Instrument of the violin family
- Large string instrument
- Large violin
- Large violin for prison room circle
- Monk’s quarters has nothing but large violin
- Musical instrument

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