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spinet

[spin-it] / ˈspɪn ɪt /


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Instruments fill the rooms, including a wooden spinet gifted to Verdi to practise on as a child, while concerts are a regular occurrence.

From The Guardian

At his house, Henry’s office held a spinet piano, a rack of acoustic guitars, a turntable, vintage ribbon microphones and assorted CDs and LPs.

From New York Times

Manilow learned to play the accordion, and then a cheap spinet piano.

From New York Times

Steinways will be put to use in teaching studios; other uprights or spinets might go to the school’s piano loaner program at the Southeast campus, according to Stan Spracker, Levine’s president.

From Washington Post

At the championship, they tackled such words as troika, jeremiad, syndrome, vitriol, spinet, bezoar and cynosure.

From Washington Times