violin

violin (noun) synonyms

cello compare violin and cello
bass fiddle compare violin and bass fiddle
bass violin compare violin and bass violin
doghouse bass compare violin and doghouse bass
bull fiddle compare violin and bull fiddle
upright bass compare violin and upright bass
stand-up bass compare violin and stand-up bass
string bass compare violin and string bass
fiddle compare violin and fiddle
double bass compare violin and double bass
viola compare violin and viola
violinist compare violin and violinist
bow compare violin and bow
alto compare violin and alto
bass viol compare violin and bass viol
psaltery compare violin and psaltery
vielle compare violin and vielle
kit compare violin and kit
dancing master's kit compare violin and dancing master's kit
pochette compare violin and pochette
harp compare violin and harp
beat compare violin and beat
rebec compare violin and rebec
fiddlestick compare violin and fiddlestick
dulcimer compare violin and dulcimer
band compare violin and band
touch compare violin and touch
crwth compare violin and crwth
gusle compare violin and gusle
set compare violin and set
zither compare violin and zither
group compare violin and group
bosh compare violin and bosh
sarangi compare violin and sarangi
fret compare violin and fret
ensemble compare violin and ensemble
rattle compare violin and rattle
gusli compare violin and gusli
mass compare violin and mass
fiddler compare violin and fiddler
attire compare violin and attire
barrel compare violin and barrel
kit violin compare violin and kit violin
ruffle compare violin and ruffle
twiddle compare violin and twiddle
trap compare violin and trap
take compare violin and take
psalterium compare violin and psalterium
watchman's rattle compare violin and watchman's rattle
crowd compare violin and crowd
hitch compare violin and hitch
selection compare violin and selection
stiff compare violin and stiff
gig compare violin and gig
rote compare violin and rote
tool compare violin and tool
cluster compare violin and cluster
shaft compare violin and shaft
material compare violin and material
arm compare violin and arm
ribbon compare violin and ribbon
cat compare violin and cat
maneuver compare violin and maneuver
battery compare violin and battery
toy compare violin and toy
audience compare violin and audience
assembly compare violin and assembly
tub compare violin and tub
tackle compare violin and tackle
crew compare violin and crew
coat compare violin and coat
facility compare violin and facility
hack compare violin and hack
sucker compare violin and sucker
grab compare violin and grab
apparel compare violin and apparel
rig compare violin and rig
bug compare violin and bug
badge compare violin and badge
clobber compare violin and clobber
diddle compare violin and diddle
trick compare violin and trick
trifle compare violin and trifle
stock compare violin and stock
play compare violin and play
commonalty compare violin and commonalty
company compare violin and company
stack compare violin and stack
fake compare violin and fake
congregation compare violin and congregation
clutch compare violin and clutch
poke compare violin and poke
thing compare violin and thing
Thing compare violin and Thing
gang compare violin and gang
supply compare violin and supply
medley compare violin and medley
body compare violin and body
bunny compare violin and bunny
case compare violin and case
gown compare violin and gown
do compare violin and do
lot compare violin and lot
habiliment compare violin and habiliment
throng compare violin and throng
bluff compare violin and bluff
joint compare violin and joint
lie compare violin and lie
garb compare violin and garb
can compare violin and can
suit compare violin and suit
machinery compare violin and machinery
hamper compare violin and hamper
number compare violin and number
con compare violin and con
inventory compare violin and inventory
foxling compare violin and foxling
fleece compare violin and fleece
collection compare violin and collection

violin definitions

noun

  • Any instrument of the violin family, always inclusive of violins, violas, and cellos and sometimes further including the double bass. 

  • A small unfretted stringed instrument with four strings tuned (lowest to highest) G-D-A-E, usually held against the chin and played with a bow. 

  • The position of a violinist in an orchestra or group. 

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