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tunes A collection of musical compositions, often played on an instrument. ■She brought her iPod loaded with her favorite tunes to the dance party., The act of setting or adjusting a radio or other device to receive music. ■He spent hours tuning his guitar until it sounded just right.
catchy adjective ■ 1. This joke was so catchy, it made me laugh out loud., 2. The name of the new band is "Catchy Tunes" because their songs are really catchy.
fiddle An instrument used for playing music. It consists of a long neck and several strings, which are plucked or bowed to produce sound. ■ "The fiddle is my favorite musical instrument because it's so versatile. I can play anything from classical music to country tunes."
Fiddler A person who is very skilled at playing the violin or another stringed instrument. They may also be known for their mischievous and playful behavior. ■ The fiddler was so good, they could make even the most stubborn of tunes sound sweet as honey. But when they weren't playing, they were known for their pranks and practical jokes, always keeping things interesting.
Organ An instrument of music, especially a keyboard or stringed instrument. ■ John decided to quit his job as an accountant and start a career as a professional organ grinder. He was great at it, but he couldn't help but miss the thrill of cranking out tunes on his beloved Hammond B-3.
saxophone A musical instrument that produces sound by the vibration of a single reed, played by blowing air across it. It is often associated with jazz music and has a distinctive, woody tone. ■ "Why did the saxophone cross the road? To get to the other side, of course! But not before it played a few tunes on its way."
violet A plant with purple or blue-purple flowers. ■She had a field of violets in her garden, but they all died because she didn't water them properly., A color that is a shade of purple or blue-purple. ■ "Violet" is also the name of a popular musical group known for their catchy tunes.