Definition of stylophone in English:

stylophone

nounˈstʌɪləfəʊnˈstīləˌfōn

trademark in US

A miniature electronic musical instrument producing a distinctive buzzing sound when a stylus is drawn along its metal keyboard.
电子嗡鸣器
Example sentencesExamples
- Lashing whips, hollow gunshots, meaningless choruses, whistling, echoing pipes, tubular bells and stylophones are all tipped into the collage.
- Crackly vinyl sounds on laid-back guitar and stylophone close this album off with a warm smile and handshake, on the beautiful, beautiful ‘Last Walk Around Mirror Lake’.
- The only clue the police have to his identity is the fact that he appears to be a virtuoso stylophone player and only seems to be truly at ease when playing the magical instrument.
- I mean, I've grown up with Rolf on television, singing songs, painting pictures, hosting cartoon time, playing his didgeridoo and his stylophone.
- On one such visit to London, we chanced upon a stylophone.

Definition of stylophone in US English:

stylophone

nounˈstīləˌfōn

trademark in US

A miniature electronic musical instrument producing a distinctive buzzing sound when a stylus is drawn along its metal keyboard.
电子嗡鸣器
Example sentencesExamples
- Lashing whips, hollow gunshots, meaningless choruses, whistling, echoing pipes, tubular bells and stylophones are all tipped into the collage.
- The only clue the police have to his identity is the fact that he appears to be a virtuoso stylophone player and only seems to be truly at ease when playing the magical instrument.
- Crackly vinyl sounds on laid-back guitar and stylophone close this album off with a warm smile and handshake, on the beautiful, beautiful ‘Last Walk Around Mirror Lake’.
- On one such visit to London, we chanced upon a stylophone.
- I mean, I've grown up with Rolf on television, singing songs, painting pictures, hosting cartoon time, playing his didgeridoo and his stylophone.

词汇	stylophone
释义	Definition of stylophone in English: stylophone nounˈstʌɪləfəʊnˈstīləˌfōn trademark in US A miniature electronic musical instrument producing a distinctive buzzing sound when a stylus is drawn along its metal keyboard. 电子嗡鸣器 Example sentencesExamples Lashing whips, hollow gunshots, meaningless choruses, whistling, echoing pipes, tubular bells and stylophones are all tipped into the collage. Crackly vinyl sounds on laid-back guitar and stylophone close this album off with a warm smile and handshake, on the beautiful, beautiful ‘Last Walk Around Mirror Lake’. The only clue the police have to his identity is the fact that he appears to be a virtuoso stylophone player and only seems to be truly at ease when playing the magical instrument. I mean, I've grown up with Rolf on television, singing songs, painting pictures, hosting cartoon time, playing his didgeridoo and his stylophone. On one such visit to London, we chanced upon a stylophone. Definition of stylophone in US English: stylophone nounˈstīləˌfōn trademark in US A miniature electronic musical instrument producing a distinctive buzzing sound when a stylus is drawn along its metal keyboard. 电子嗡鸣器 Example sentencesExamples Lashing whips, hollow gunshots, meaningless choruses, whistling, echoing pipes, tubular bells and stylophones are all tipped into the collage. The only clue the police have to his identity is the fact that he appears to be a virtuoso stylophone player and only seems to be truly at ease when playing the magical instrument. Crackly vinyl sounds on laid-back guitar and stylophone close this album off with a warm smile and handshake, on the beautiful, beautiful ‘Last Walk Around Mirror Lake’. On one such visit to London, we chanced upon a stylophone. I mean, I've grown up with Rolf on television, singing songs, painting pictures, hosting cartoon time, playing his didgeridoo and his stylophone.
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