1. A musical instrument of six strings played with the fingers. See Bandore.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• bannk,
• banan,
• banbk,
• bankok,
• bacj,
• baja,
• bunji,
• bankk,
• banquo,
• manju,
• banboo,
• benzo,
• banck,
• bangok,
• banik,
• banna,
• fanco,
• banor,
• bankl,
• bonao

• bungei,
• POANJ,
• pongee,
• Pennage,
• panjwayi,
• bengie,
• pongia,
• bhanja,
• bhanj,
• BYNGE,
• bunjee,
• bange,
• Benjee,
• pangea,
• benge,
• bangee,
• panji,
• PONJ,
• Pinnage,
• punj,
• PINJ,
• panja,
• Benjey,
• bunge,
• PIANJ,
• bungee,
• bhangi,
• panaji,
• penge,
• BAINS,
• Benjaoy,
• binju,
• panojo,
• panj,
• Pannage,
• Benjy,
• Peenge,
• bannock,
• baynes,
• pwnage,
• bunje,
• bone age,
• bunji,
• BonnieJo,
• baines,
• pinij,
• pangi,
• binaggio,
• bungey,
• bungie,
• panjwaii,
• banja,
• binjai,
• bamako,
• peonage,
• bingey,
• binzhou,
• BNZHO,
• Benjie,
• panju,
• panagia,
• Benji,
• binge,
• bunjie,
• banaji,
• banns,
• panjwai,
• pawnage,
• punji,
• baiomys,
• pangio,
• d\'banj,
• bangi,
• ponge,
• banjo-uke,
• pange,
• Benjui,
• bunjy,
• bengi,
• pongier.

The adjective form of the word "banjo" is "banjoistic". However, this term is not commonly used, and "banjo-like" is more frequently used to describe something resembling or characteristic of a banjo.

The plural of the "banjo" can be the "banjoes".

The singular of the "banjo" can be the "banjo".