Associations to the word «Trio»
Noun
- Trois
- Ballard
- Marley
- Cadence
- Mitchell
- Waltz
- Melody
- Cantata
- Unison
- Trumpet
- Hammond
- Harmony
- Haynes
- Ronnie
- Blink
- Keyboard
- Christensen
- Lullaby
- Woody
- Lp
- Evans
- Aria
- Patti
- Reggie
- Rhythm
- Ives
- Ernie
- Rap
- Kaye
- Kris
- Claremont
- Supreme
- Johnny
- Bernie
- Grimes
- Mickey
- Rec
- Coleman
- Goodman
- Tiny
- Teddy
- Sinatra
- Suite
- Nightclub
- Lenny
- Singer
- Grenadier
- Handel
- Gerry
- Elvis
- Melvin
- Lynne
- Rehearsal
- Lester
- Jam
- Overture
- Antic
- Capitol
- Rapper
- Andersen
- Guthrie
- Performer
- Hess
- Troupe
- Bing
- Cd
- Organ
- Diva
- Rocker
- Presley
- Navarro
- Music
- Anders
- Billy
- Songwriter
- Tempo
- Gilmore
- Tune
- Sang
- Christy
- Louie
Wiktionary
TRIO, noun. A group of three people or things.
TRIO, noun. A group of three musicians.
TRIO, noun. (music) A piece of music written for three musicians.
TRIO, noun. (music) A passage in the middle of a minuet, frequently in a different key.
TRIO, noun. Any cocktail made with a spirit, a liqueur, and a creamy ingredient.
TRIO SONATA, noun. A type of musical composition with two melodic parts and basso continuo
TRIO SONATAS, noun. Plural of trio sonata
Dictionary definition
TRIO, noun. The cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one.
TRIO, noun. A musical composition for three performers.
TRIO, noun. Three performers or singers who perform together.
TRIO, noun. A set of three similar things considered as a unit.
TRIO, noun. Three people considered as a unit.
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