Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
squeeze-box
noun
/ˈskwiːz bɒks/

Definition
A musical instrument similar to an accordion, played by compressing and expanding a bellows, allowing air to flow over metal reeds to produce sound.

Examples
- The musician skillfully played the squeeze-box during the folk festival.
- She learned to play the squeeze-box from her grandfather, who was a talented folk musician.

Meaning
A squeeze-box is often used in folk music and traditional settings, and it involves manipulating a set of bellows to create music.

Synonyms
- Accordion
- Concertina
- Button accordion
- Piano accordion