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saxophony

saxophony adjective: in the manner or likeness of the sound of a saxophone.

Adjective

saxophony (comparative more saxophony, superlative most saxophony)

  1. (humorous, rare) In the manner or likeness of the sound of a saxophone.

Forms of saxophony

comparativemore saxophony
superlativemost saxophony

Origin of saxophony

From saxophone + -y.

Questions about saxophony

What does saxophony mean?
Saxophony means in the manner or likeness of the sound of a saxophone.
What part of speech is saxophony?
Saxophony is an adjective.

Words near saxophony in the dictionary

  1. saxophones
  2. saxophonic
  3. saxophoning
  4. saxophonist
  5. saxophonists
  6. saxophony
  7. saxotromba
  8. saxotrombas
  9. SAXS
  10. Saxtead
  11. Saxtead Green

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