Usually means: Lowest-pitched bowed string instrument.
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  1. double-bass, double-bass: Collins English Dictionary
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  3. double-bass: Wordnik
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  6. Double-bass: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  7. double-bass: Rhymezone
  8. double-bass: FreeDictionary.org
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  10. double-bass: TheFreeDictionary.com

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Double-bass)

▸ noun:  Alternative form of double bass [The largest stringed instrument of the violin family.]

Similar:
contrabass, low-pitched, low, double bass, double base, bass violin, bass fiddle, string bass, bass-violist, stand-up bass, more...

Opposite:
treble, high-pitched, soprano

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Similar:
contrabass, low-pitched, low, double bass, double base, bass violin, bass fiddle, string bass, bass-violist, stand-up bass, more...

Opposite:
treble, high-pitched, soprano



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