hurdy-gurdy
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++hur·dy-gur·dy /ˈhɜːdi ˌɡɜːdi $ ˌhɜːrdi ˈɡɜːrdi/ noun (plural hurdy-gurdies) [countable] APMa small musical instrument that you play by turning a handle 手摇弦琴;手摇风琴 → barrel organ
Examples from the Corpus
hurdy-gurdy• The curtains were drawn back to the sound of a hurdy-gurdy.• Although they hail from Quebec, the hurdy-gurdy of this ensemble is sure to pass muster with the average colonial.Origin hurdy-gurdy (1700-1800) From the sound it makeshur·dy-gur·dy nounChineseSyllable
a instrument Corpus small that by a musical you play turning
hurdy-gurdy
hur‧dy-gur‧dy /ˈhɜːdi ˌɡɜːdi $ ˌhɜːrdi ˈɡɜːrdi/
noun (plural hurdy-gurdies) [countable]
hur‧dy-gur‧dy /ˈhɜːdi ˌɡɜːdi $ ˌhɜːrdi ˈɡɜːrdi/
noun (plural hurdy-gurdies) [countable] Date: 1700-1800
Origin: From the sound it makes
a small musical instrument that you play by turning a handle ⇨ barrel organ
Origin: From the sound it makes