Peg
A Dictionary of Musical Terms · 1895 · p. 16
1. (Ger. Wir/bel; Fr. cheville; It. bi’schero.) In the violin, etc., one of the movable wooden pins set in the head, and used to tighten or slacken the tension of the serings. Fa fos, the hollow part of a violin-head in which the pegs are inserted.—2. A tuning-pin.
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