Moog
/məʊɡ/ /muːɡ/Music
noun
A trademark for: any of a range of electronic keyboard synthesizers.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in The Post-Standard. From the name of Robert A. Moog, U.S. engineer, inventor of the forerunner to the commercially available synthesizer, and head of Moog Music Inc. (formerly the R. A. Moog Co.), which produced the later instruments.
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