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tuning peg
This term refers specifically to the mechanical hardware used for string tensioning. While often used interchangeably with "tuning key" or "tuning pin," a peg typically implies a tapered shape that is held in place by friction within a hole, whereas a key often refers to the geared mechanism found on modern guitars.
In a technical context, the term is strictly associated with stringed instruments. It is never used metaphorically to describe adjustment or calibration in other fields, remaining a specialized piece of musical terminology.
Meanings
Examples
Turn the tuning peg slowly to raise the pitch of the string.
I need to replace this broken tuning peg before the concert.
The luthier carefully carved each wooden tuning peg by hand.
Just twist the tuning peg until the tuner shows a green light.
He gripped the tuning peg tightly to ensure the guitar stayed in tune.
The old cello had a cracked tuning peg that made it impossible to tune.