mandolin

/ˌmændəˈlɪn/
noun
  1. A musical instrument with eight strings, played with a pick, common in folk, bluegrass, and classical music.
    • She learned to play the mandolin in her school's folk music club.
    • He strummed the mandolin while singing an old Appalachian song.
    • The mandolin's bright, cheerful sound filled the room.
  2. A kitchen tool for slicing vegetables into thin, even pieces.
    • Be careful with the mandolin — its blades are very sharp.
    • She cut the carrots into perfect strips using a mandolin.
    • Use the mandolin to slice the potatoes for the gratin.
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