baryton
/ˈbærɪtɒn/Definitions
1. noun
a type of male singing voice, particularly one with a rich, low-pitched sound
“The opera singer’s baryton voice filled the entire theater, mesmerizing the audience.”
2. noun
a musical instrument with a deep, rich sound, similar to a cello or a bassoon
“The baryton was a rare instrument in the orchestra, but its unique sound added depth to the music.”
3. noun
a type of valve in a steam engine, used to regulate pressure
“The steam engine’s baryton valve was crucial in maintaining the engine’s efficiency.”