Definition of Swinenet

Swinenet

• A musical device. It is consisting of 3 hairs strung across a pig's ass played by picking with your teeth.
  
  I played the swinenet in the school band.

  Last edited on Jun 15 2021. Submitted by Anonymous on Jun 15 2021.

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