Crossword-Solution: GITTERN 7 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 8

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Gittern n. An instrument like a guitar.
Gittern v. i. To play on gittern.

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The old plural of Eye.
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Cicely, may I never touch gittern again,” bawled the King in a fury, “if every note, word, and thought be not mine; may I die in to-morrow's onslaught if the song be not my song.
Burlesques William Makepeace Thackeray 2006
Next appear three men having an English flag with the words "Martin Pring-Patuxet--1603." Here on the shore, with a band of men dressed in the costumes of those early days, appears a right merry group of men listening to one of their number who is playing on a gittern.
See America First Orville O. Hiestand 2002
For with a sweet, an infantine change of tone and countenance, she added, after a short pause, "They took the money! The gittern--see, they left that, when they had made it useless." "I cannot mend the gittern, but I can refill the gipsire," said Marmaduke.
The Last Of The Barons, Volume 1. Edward Bulwer-Lytton 2005
The blood mounted to his brow, and halting abruptly, he said, in a dry and altered voice: "My good damsel, you are now, I think, out of danger; it would ill beseem you, so young and so comely, to go farther with one not old enough to be your protector; so, in God's name, depart quickly, and remember me when you buy your new gittern, poor child!" So saying, he attempted to place a piece of money in her hand.
The Last Of The Barons, Volume 1. Edward Bulwer-Lytton 2005
Wine! There's Master Sancroft of the Oak will not trust us a penny, the seely hilding, and--" "Oh, Madge, I forgot!--we can still sell the gittern for something.
The Last Of The Barons, Volume 1. Edward Bulwer-Lytton 2005