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gitfiddle 

a guitar or a similar instrument in the guitar family. no references to instuments in the string family.
you broke the string on my gitfiddle! my gitfiddle has six strings. Can you handle me my git fiddle
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guitfiddle 

Hey, check out my new Gibson Les Paul guitfiddle.
guitfiddle by Todd Kenefsky October 31, 2007
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getfiddle 

Used to describe an acoustic guitar that is tuned like a fiddle.
"I'm about to go outside and break out the old getfiddle."
getfiddle by Wodey November 29, 2007

git-fiddle 

git-fiddle by sky May 10, 2003

Guitfiddling

1) Fiddling with a guitar

2) Guitar improvisation

3) Generally playing the guitar

4) Playing the guitar with a violin or viola bow, see Jimmy Paige
"Want to do some guitfiddlin' later on tonight?"
"Sure, I'd love to! I'll bring my guitfiddle!"

"Hey man that solo was great!"
"Oh thanks, but I was just guitfiddling."

"Gimme that violin bow, I want to guitfiddle!"

Git-fiddle 

A name for a guitar, resulting from arguments over the proper pronunciation.

May also refer to a bass guitar played with a bow typically used on non-electric double-basses.
"GIT-tar! - Guh-TAR! - It's a git-fiddle, shut up."


"Havin' fun flailing on your git-fiddle, there?"


The instrumental combination played by musicians such as Chris Wood of Medeski, Martin, and Wood.
Git-fiddle by Tenth Speed Writer August 9, 2008

Git-fiddle 

Another term for the musical instrument guitar. Coined when Jimmy Page played his guitar with a violin bow.
Don't forget your git-fiddle for practice.
Git-fiddle by Josh Habberdasher February 14, 2017
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