twanger
/ˈtwæŋər/
noun
- A person who plays a stringed instrument, especially a banjo or guitar, in a simple or rustic style.
- The old twanger sat on the porch and played folk songs all evening.
- He's a country twanger who can pick a banjo like nobody's business.
- The festival featured several twangers competing in a bluegrass contest.
- A device or object that makes a twanging sound.
- The children made a twanger by stretching a string across a box.
- He used a metal twanger to test the tension of the wire.
- The toy was a simple twanger made from a stick and a rubber band.