Associations to the word «Largo»
Noun
- Como
- Que
- Por
- Sus
- Della
- Del
- El
- Di
- Se
- Los
- Una
- Key
- Campo
- Emilio
- Un
- Domino
- Handel
- Fife
- Che
- Hammock
- Spectre
- Si
- Torre
- Naples
- Seville
- Para
- Uruguay
- Bertie
- Su
- Florida
- Flanagan
- Reef
- Coral
- Porta
- Stanton
- Vila
- Sonata
- Landfall
- Seminole
- Tempo
- Es
- Henchman
- Montevideo
- Dunedin
- Humphrey
- Navajo
- Barber
- Piazza
- Api
- Nightclub
- Preserve
- Betsy
- Coco
- Yacht
- Armory
- Higgins
- Nissan
- Boo
- Chopin
- Md
- Carbine
- Aria
- Bond
- Canto
- Disco
- Casablanca
- Tampa
- Freddy
- Lauren
- Pau
- Maryland
- Crocodile
- Dos
- Café
- Moe
- Ma
- Cartridge
- Mangrove
- Senor
- Rio
- Dewey
- Paulo
- Palazzo
- Delle
- Monroe
- Concerto
- Francisco
Verb
Wiktionary
LARGO, noun. (music) a very slow tempo
LARGO, noun. (music) a musical piece or movement in such a tempo
LARGO, adjective. (music) strong and stately
Dictionary definition
LARGO, noun. (music) a composition or passage that is to be performed in a slow and dignified manner.
LARGO, adverb. Slowly and broadly.
LARGO, adjective. Very slow in tempo and broad in manner.
Wise words
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