lyrichord
noun
lyri·chord
variants or less commonly lyrachord
ˈlirəˌkȯrd,
ˈlīr-
: a harpsichord having its strings sounded by revolving wheels instead of being plucked
Word History
Etymology
lyrichord from lyre + harpsichord; lyrachord, alteration (influenced by English lyra) of lyrichord
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