retuner

noun

retuner

noun

Etymology From retune + -er.

1

One who retunes something.

Remember the panic about the Channel 5 home video retuners? Armies of bogus retuners were expected to steal pensioners' life savings. Well, the retuners came, did their stuff and went, without major incident.2000, New Statesman, volume 129, numbers 4493-4505, page 15:

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