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fret
a marker on the neck of a guitar showing where to press down the string to produce the desired note.
fret by Anarchy is Order March 22, 2004
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Fretard • fret • fretwanking • Fretalian • Fretless • fretty • fretarded • Frets on Fire • fretster • Fretti
fret lobster
fret lobster by Joe Frosnost October 25, 2007
Fret One
Fret one is a term coined by Saskatoon band Stallions in reference to the way a guitar is played during an extra heavy section of music. In order to produce a more dissonant sound, the guitarist plays chugs while holding the low E string down on the first fret. In order for it to sound correct the low E string must be drop-tuned to a D.
Examples of bands that have fret ones: Stallions, Blind Witness, Strangers and A Textbook Tragedy.
Examples of bands that have fret ones: Stallions, Blind Witness, Strangers and A Textbook Tragedy.
"Fuuuuck, that fret one made the breakdown balls heavy."
"If Slipknot played on fret one they'd be the perfect band."
"If Slipknot played on fret one they'd be the perfect band."
Fret One by fretinus oneius September 7, 2009
Fret Not
Fret Not by Nightmare26 January 31, 2010
Fret Fingers
when you play guitar, as you hold down the strings your finger tips become tough. when the tips of you fingers become numb and pretty much feelingless they are then known as Fret fingers.
Fret Fingers by miles warren October 6, 2005
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