Moog synthesizer

[mohg]

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Music, Trademark.

an electronic synthesizer.

Origin of Moog synthesizer

1965–70; named after Robert A. Moog (born 1934), U.S. engineer

Also called Moog.

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Examples from the Web for moog

Contemporary Examples

We do look at how long people play with them—the Moog Doodle had, I think, 54 million songs created.
Hanging Out With the Minds Behind Google Doodles and Chrome Experiments
Douglas Wolk
May 5, 2014

Historical Examples

One of our others was a little like Manny the Moog; he drove like a madman—which he was when he was drunk.
Nor Iron Bars a Cage....
Gordon Randall Garrett

British Dictionary definitions for moog

Moog

noun

trademark music a type of synthesizer

Word Origin

C20: named after Robert Moog (1934–2005), US engineer

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Word Origin and History for moog

Moog

n.

1969, from R.A. Moog, U.S. engineer who invented it.

Moog synthesizer

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Examples from the Web for moog

Contemporary Examples

We do look at how long people play with them—the Moog Doodle had, I think, 54 million songs created.

Historical Examples

One of our others was a little like Manny the Moog; he drove like a madman—which he was when he was drunk.

Moog

Word Origin

Word Origin and History for moog

Moog

n.

Origin of Moog synthesizer