organisˈtrum noun

An early form of hurdy-gurdy

organity /-ganˈ/ noun

An organized whole

orˈganon noun (pl orˈgana) (Gr; philosophy, etc)

A method of investigation

orˈganum noun (pl orˈgana) (Latin)

1. An organon
2. In medieval music, a part in parallel motion to the canto fermo usu a fourth or fifth below or above

orˈgan-bird noun

The Australian magpie or pied butcherbird

orˈgan-builder noun

Someone who constructs organs

orˈgan-gallery noun

A gallery in a church, etc, where an organ is placed

orˈgan-grinder noun

A person who plays a hand-organ by a crank

orˈgan-harmōˈnium noun

A large harmonium

organ of Corti /körˈti/ noun

The organ in the cochlea that contains the auditory receptors

orˈgan-pipe noun

One of the sounding pipes of a pipe-organ

organ-pipe coral noun

A coral, Tubipora, with tubes arranged like organ-pipes

orˈgan-point noun

A pedal point

orˈgan-screen noun

An ornamented stone or wood screen in a church, etc, on which an organ is placed