What is another word for squeezeboxes?
Pronunciation: [skwˈiːzbɒksɪz] (IPA) 
Squeezeboxes are a type of musical instrument that produce sound by air pressure, often played by compressing or expanding bellows. In some regions, they are commonly known as accordions, meaning a type of handheld musical instrument with bellows that generate sound. Another synonym for squeezeboxes is concertinas which are small, lightweight accordions with a hexagonal shape. Bandoneons are also a type of squeezebox, originating in Germany, but well-known in South American tango music. Finally, melodeons are traditional Irish music instruments that are similar to the accordion. In short, the interchangeable use of these synonyms depends on the specific type of squeezebox and the cultural context in which they are used.
