Associations to the word «Vox»
Noun
- Alia
- Amp
- Amplifier
- Christi
- Fender
- Gower
- Combo
- Haydn
- Rec
- Evangelist
- Pop
- Amplification
- Organ
- Latina
- Bach
- Continental
- Lat
- Fitzroy
- Rook
- Que
- Hammond
- Quartet
- Jaguar
- Celeste
- Cantata
- Synth
- Quintet
- Homme
- Por
- Piano
- Bender
- Bass
- Para
- Sus
- Banjo
- Boogie
- Guitar
- Harpsichord
- Sb
- Choir
- Synthesizer
- Jennings
- Aldo
- Decca
- Viva
- Simulcast
- Gibson
- Polygon
- Dub
- Xxi
- Beatles
- Philips
- Webpage
- Octave
- Oboe
- Secretariat
- Distortion
- Verge
- Una
- Percussion
- Keyboard
- Beale
- Clap
- Como
- Mandolin
- Chameleon
- Phantom
- Disco
- Boost
- Lp
- Dos
- Ensemble
- Booster
- Klein
- Veracruz
- Lennon
- Acoustic
- Electronic
- Sine
- Sonata
- Chaucer
- Concerto
- Goblin
- Electro
Wiktionary
VOX, abbreviation. Voice operated recording
VOX, abbreviation. Alternative spelling of VOx
VOX, abbreviation. (biology) (medicine) oxygen uptake
VOX, abbreviation. (chemistry) vanadium oxides
VOX ANGELICA, noun. (music) an organ stop giving a gentle tremolo effect; the voix céleste
VOX ANGELICAS, noun. Plural of vox angelica
VOX HUMANA, noun. An organ stop having some resemblance to the human voice
VOX HUMANAS, noun. Plural of vox humana
VOX POP, noun. A short, informal, non-prearranged interview with a member of the public, especially to canvas opinion.
VOX POPS, noun. Plural of vox pop
VOX POPULI, noun. Voice of the people.
VOX POPULI, noun. (politics) Term for the public comment portion of public meetings.
Dictionary definition
VOX, noun. The sound made by the vibration of vocal folds modified by the resonance of the vocal tract; "a singer takes good care of his voice"; "the giraffe cannot make any vocalizations".
Wise words
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