Victrola

[ vik-troh-luh ]

/ vɪkˈtroʊ lə /

a brand of phonograph.

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Examples from the Web for victrola

But Lane's keen ear, despite the starting of the Victrola, caught Swann's equally low, yet clearer reply.
The Day of the Beast|Zane Grey
The last time I sat there an old fellow told me about himself, his wife, his victrola and his saloon.
Chimney-Pot Papers|Charles S. Brooks
The hospital contained a piano, victrola, pool table, and materials for playing all sorts of games.
Trenching at Gallipoli|John Gallishaw
The Mexicans had tossed in canned goods, blankets, rifles, a couple of cash boxes and even a box of victrola records.
Across the Mesa|Jarvis Hall

A Victrola and a desk were carried to the street with considerable care.
The Centralia Conspiracy|Ralph Chaplin

1905, trademark of a phonograph, from Victor Talking Machine Co. Coined because it had "a sound suggestive of music," with ending from pianola.