Associations to the word «Verve»
Noun
- Ella
- Forecast
- Hodges
- Gillespie
- Fitzgerald
- Saxophonist
- V6
- Gerry
- Ellington
- Decca
- Sonny
- Peterson
- Jazz
- Oasis
- Billie
- Forth
- Label
- Chet
- Rollins
- Swing
- Stan
- Wes
- Hardin
- Hines
- Mcfarland
- Anita
- Tong
- Lp
- Records
- Benny
- Record
- Oscar
- Reissue
- Blues
- Blur
- Pipe
- Trumpeter
- Quintet
- Vanguard
- Trio
- Vigor
- Quartet
- Buddy
- Imprint
- Universal
- Requiem
- Vibe
- Newport
- Bess
- Kenny
- Nirvana
- Byrd
- Sessions
- Bassist
- Webster
- Sweet
- Arranger
- Mcbride
- Hymn
- Sinatra
- Carnegie
- Symphony
- Tenor
- Sequencing
- Jimmy
- Gil
- Diva
- Johnny
- Philharmonic
- Cd
- Gonzalo
- Urban
- Shirley
- Ark
- Kern
- Drummer
- Antilles
- Pumpkin
- Grammy
- Rodgers
- Elle
- Charlie
- Monterey
- Mccartney
- Rendition
- Album
- Compilation
- Mclaughlin
- Henderson
- Coleman
Wiktionary
VERVE, noun. Excitement of imagination such as that which animates a poet, artist, or musician, in composing or performing
VERVE, noun. Artistic energy and enthusiasm
VERVE, noun. Vigour, vitality and liveliness
VERVE, noun. Rapture, enthusiasm
VERVE, noun. Spirit, energy
Dictionary definition
VERVE, noun. An energetic style.
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.