Rickenbacker

[rik-uhn-bak-er]

noun

1. Edward Vernon Eddie, 1890–1973, U.S. aviator and aviation executive.

Example Sentences

At home I have a book called Death of the Dollar by William F Rickenbacker in which he warns of the risks to the dollar's status as the world's reserve currency.

From BBC

It depicts Lemmy in his iconic pose singing up towards a microphone while playing a Rickenbacker bass guitar.

From BBC

Between bites of his first Seattle dog, lined thick with cream cheese, New Yorker John Rickenbacker said he’s relieved to see the city has a nightlife at all.

From Seattle Times

Among the supporting cast, Olivia Griffin and John Kent Rickenbacker Jr. provide the musical accompaniment, with Griffin’s music therapist/yoga teacher playing the guitar and Rickenbacker’s nurse beatboxing.

From Seattle Times

But for the finished song, the tape was slowed down: melting the edges of each note, making a Rickenbacker guitar sound like a sitar and muddying the ground below Lennon’s voice.

From New York Times