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guitary, a. colloq.
Brit. |gɪˈtɑːri|, U.S. |gəˈtɑri|
Forms: 19– guitarry, 19– guitary
[‹ guitar n. + -y suffix1.]
Resembling or characterized by the sound of a guitar; (of music) featuring prominent guitar, esp. (in rock music) electric guitar.
1966Gettysburg (Pa.) Times 19 Oct. 4/6 There were distinct examples of today's ‘blue grass’ music in the guitary and fiddle-like tones of the instruments. 1983Washington Post (Nexis) 17 Feb. c10 The sound is even more electro-popish than the Cars, and generally less guitary. 1992N.Y. Times 9 June a27/6 Being a complete musical ignoramus, I assumed during those guitarry nights of the 1960's that..learning the guitar could be done while enjoying the society of large crowds up in my attic at 2 o'clock in the morning. 1995Select Mar. 83/2 The songs still come in two varieties—the big guitary anthems that they release as singles.., and the attempts at sensitive piano ballads. 2002Time Out N.Y. 25 Apr. 125/2 Q and Not U's new On Play Patterns, a sharp two-songer on Dischord, is equal parts guitary and danceable. |