double-stop
dou·ble–stop
transitive verb \ˌdə-bəl-ˈstäp\Definition of DOUBLE-STOP
: to produce two or more tones simultaneously on (as a violin)
— double–stop noun
First Known Use of DOUBLE-STOP
circa 1889
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