couesnophone
couesnophone noun: a free-reed musical instrument shaped like a saxophone and sounding like a cross between a harmonica and an accordion.
Noun
couesnophone (plural couesnophones)
- A free-reed musical instrument shaped like a saxophone and sounding like a cross between a harmonica and an accordion.
- Synonyms:
- goofus, queenophone
Synonyms of couesnophone
Forms of couesnophone
| plural | couesnophones |
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Origin of couesnophone
Named after the French instrument manufacturer Couesnon, who patented it in 1924. See -phone.
Questions about couesnophone
- What does couesnophone mean?
- Couesnophone means a free-reed musical instrument shaped like a saxophone and sounding like a cross between a harmonica and an accordion.
- What part of speech is couesnophone?
- Couesnophone is a noun.
- What is the plural of couesnophone?
- The plural of couesnophone is couesnophones.
Words near couesnophone in the dictionary
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