Similar words: electromagnetic spectrum, spectrum, truman doctrine, electric, electrode, electrical, electronic, electricity. Meaning: ['plektrəm] 
n. a small thin device (of metal or plastic or ivory) used to pluck a stringed instrument.
n. a small thin device (of metal or plastic or ivory) used to pluck a stringed instrument. 
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1 I don't use a plectrum.
2 There are also chapters on promotional picks, and plectrums customized and specially designed for thumb and finger.
3 We see his urgency edge lower, the plectrum peck ... Tropical humours!
4 Finally, the strings are plucked with a plectrum.
5 Most ants have a natural washboard and plectrum built into their abdomens that they can rub together to communicate using sound.
6 A flat, often triangular plectrum held between the finger and thumb, used in picking and strumming a guitar or similar stringed instrument.
7 Each tooth rubbing of the file against the plectrum elicits a damping oscillation called "tooth pulse".
8 You can pluck the strings on a guitar with your fingers or a plectrum.
9 No one seemed to want to serve me so I walked out and went home without so much as a plectrum!
10 The Chinese lute is played with nails made of tortoise shells worn on the five fingers while the Japanese lute is played with a plectrum .
11 A Japanese instrument resembling a banjo,(www.Sentencedict.com) having a very long neck and three strings played with a plectrum.
12 The design method and procedure of group clamping device for drilling radial hole of plectrum and plectrum body are introduced. The design and application of the device are presented.
13 The seal on the frosted bottle of Zubrowka was broken with a click—of plectrum on fingernail.
14 This shamisen, originating in Okinawa, is a banjo - like three - stringed instrument that is played with a plectrum.
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