organ
/ˈɔːɡən/Definitions
1. noun
A self-contained piece of machinery or equipment used for a specific purpose, especially a musical instrument with keys and pedals played by a person sitting at it.
“She began taking piano lessons from a young age, and her teacher suggested she start with an electronic organ.”
2. noun
A part of an animal’s body, especially one that is highly specialized or sensitive.
“The doctor examined the patient’s eye organ and determined it needed surgery.”
3. noun
A part of a plant, especially one that is highly specialized or sensitive, such as a leaf or a root.
“The scientist studied the photosynthetic properties of the plant’s leaf organ.”
4. verb
To provide or arrange for something to be done, especially a musical performance, by a person or group.
“The event organizers hired a band to play at the wedding, and they would organ the evening’s entertainment.”
5. verb
To provide or arrange for something to be done, especially by a machine or a system.
“The factory owners decided to organ the production line to increase efficiency.”