fingerboard
/ˈfɪŋɡərˌbɔrd/
noun
- The part of a stringed instrument (such as a guitar, violin, or cello) where the player presses the strings to produce different notes.
- He practiced scales on the fingerboard until his fingers ached.
- The violin's fingerboard is usually made of ebony for durability.
- She ran her fingers along the fingerboard of the guitar to find the right chord.
- A narrow board or strip used for finger exercises or as a training tool, especially in climbing or music.
- He hung a fingerboard on his wall to train for rock climbing.
- Climbers use a fingerboard to strengthen their grip and finger muscles.
- The music teacher recommended a portable fingerboard for practicing finger placement.
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