lute
/luːt/Definitions
1. noun
A stringed musical instrument of European origin, typically having a pear-shaped body and a fretted neck.
“The lute player’s fingers danced across the frets as he sang an ancient melody.”
2. noun
A type of fruit, especially a small, oval, or egg-shaped fruit, such as a persimmon or a pomegranate.
“The lute of the persimmon tree hung heavy with ripe fruit.”
3. verb
To decorate or ornament, especially with a pattern of flowers or foliage.
“The artist luted the vase with intricate designs.”
4. verb
To fill or stop up with a liquid, especially a sticky substance like glue or tar.
“The workman had to lute the pipe to prevent leaks.”