aeoline
/ˈiːəlʌɪn/(also eoline)
noun
1An early form of harmonium. Now historical.
2A soft string-toned organ stop of 8' pitch, found on both pipe and reed organs.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Musical Magazine. From German Aeoline from classical Latin Aeolus + German -ine (in e.g. Violine).
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- whatshername
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- whatshisname
- what's-his (or -its) -name
- what's in a name?
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- whatsisface
- whatsisname
- whatsit
- what's new
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- whatsoe'er
- whatsoever
- what someone is driving at
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- what's the damage?
- what's the odds?
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- what's what
- what's with ——?
- what's your (or the) game?
- what's your pleasure?