Associations to the word «Largo»
Noun
- Lisbon
- Hugo
- Ping
- En
- Grande
- Terminus
- Lower
- La
- Boulevard
- De
- Rivera
- Vargas
- Gangster
- Argentina
- Era
- Violin
- Gallagher
- Laguna
- Orchestra
- Pistol
- Prelude
- Aires
- Zombie
- Philippe
- Verde
- Crawl
- Cypress
- Bahamas
- Cello
- Fountain
- Mendoza
- Mainland
- Limestone
- Addison
- Mph
- Watkins
- Mina
- Falcon
- Symphony
- Finale
- Metro
- Santo
- Santiago
- Klaus
- Mai
- Pedro
- Das
- Carbonate
- Elliott
- Horde
- Padre
- Hurricane
- Villain
- Homestead
- Cafe
- Vista
- Mouse
- Cotton
- Gerard
- Speed
- Bach
- Thrill
- Juan
- Janeiro
- Square
- Al
- Sur
- Bomb
- Jung
- Springfield
- Residency
- Anarchist
- Strap
- Ferguson
- Angeles
- Xiii
- Treasure
- Packing
- Unionist
- Porto
- Semi
- Burma
- Shark
- Upper
- Refuge
- José
- Valencia
- Santa
- Beach
- Toledo
Adverb
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
In words, as fashions, the same rule will hold; Alike
fantastic, if too new, or old: Be not the first by whom the
new are tried, Nor yet the last to lay the old aside.