cittern-head (Meaning)
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cittern-head (n.)
Blockhead; dunce; -- so called because the handle of a cittern usually ended with a carved head.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cittern-head
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cittern-head Sentence Examples
- The cittern's headstock features tuning pegs for adjusting the strings.
- The craftsman meticulously carved intricate designs into the cittern's head.
- The musician carefully tuned the strings on the cittern's head to achieve the desired pitch.
- A delicate inlay adorned the head of the cittern, adding to its aesthetic appeal.
- The head of the cittern was adorned with ornate carvings, showcasing the artisan's skill.
- The cittern's head was crafted from fine wood, enhancing the instrument's resonance.
- The musician adjusted the tension of the strings by turning the tuning pegs on the cittern's head.
- The cittern's head featured a traditional scroll design, evoking its rich heritage.
- A decorative rosette adorned the soundhole near the cittern's head, enhancing its visual appeal.
- The luthier carefully shaped the head of the cittern, ensuring it complemented the instrument's overall design.
FAQs About the word cittern-head
Blockhead; dunce; -- so called because the handle of a cittern usually ended with a carved head.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The cittern's headstock features tuning pegs for adjusting the strings.
The craftsman meticulously carved intricate designs into the cittern's head.
The musician carefully tuned the strings on the cittern's head to achieve the desired pitch.
A delicate inlay adorned the head of the cittern, adding to its aesthetic appeal.
