What is another word for tailpiece?
Pronunciation: [tˈe͡ɪlpiːs] (IPA) 
A tailpiece is defined as the part of a stringed instrument that anchors the strings at the base, typically found on the opposite end of the instrument from the tuning pegs. However, there are a few synonyms for this word that can also be used to describe this part of the instrument. One such synonym is "endpin," which is commonly used for cello and double bass. "Anchor" and "tailpin" are also used interchangeably with tailpiece. Additionally, the term "saddle" is sometimes used to describe the part of the tailpiece that the strings rest on. These different terms can add variety to writing or conversation about stringed instruments.
