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Definition of tune
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tune is as below...
Tune (v. i.) To form one sound to
another;
to form
accordant
musical
sounds.
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Physiognomy
::
Physiognomy
(n.) The art
telling
fortunes
by
inspection
of the
features.
Comma
::
Comma (n.) A small
interval
(the
difference
between
a major and minor half
step),
seldom
used
except
by
tuners..
Infortune
::
Infortune
(n.)
Misfortune.
Decay
::
Decay (v. i.) To pass
gradually
from a
sound,
prosperous,
or
perfect
state,
to one of
imperfection,
adversity,
or
dissolution;
to waste away; to
decline;
to fail; to
become
weak,
corrupt,
or
disintegrated;
to rot; to
perish;
as, a tree
decays;
fortunes
decay;
hopes
decay..
Discipline
::
Discipline
(n.)
Severe
training,
corrective
of
faults;
instruction
by means of
misfortune,
suffering,
punishment,
etc..
Note
::
Note (n.) A
musical
sound;
a tone; an
utterance;
a tune.
Polka
::
Polka (n.) A
lively
Bohemian
or
Polish
dance tune in 2-4
measure,
with the third
quaver
accented..
Keyed
::
Keyed (a.)
Furnished
with keys; as, a keyed
instrument;
also, set to a key, as a
tune..
Turn
::
Turn (n.)
Incidental
or
opportune
deed or
office;
occasional
act of
kindness
or
malice;
as, to do one an ill
turn..
Mishap
::
Mishap
(n.) Evil
accident;
ill luck;
misfortune;
mischance.
Unhap
::
Unhap (n.) Ill luck;
misfortune.
Wolf
::
Wolf (a.) The
harsh,
howling
sound of some of the
chords
on an organ or piano tuned by
unequal
temperament..
Brood
::
Brood (v. i.) To have the mind dwell
continuously
or
moodily
on a
subject;
to think long and
anxiously;
to be in a state of
gloomy,
serious
thought;
--
usually
followed
by over or on; as, to brood over
misfortunes..
Misborn
::
Misborn
(a.) Born to
misfortune.
Tune
::
Tune (v. i.) To utter
inarticulate
harmony
with the
voice;
to sing
without
pronouncing
words;
to hum.
Chiromancy
::
Chiromancy
(n.) The art or
practice
of
foretelling
events,
or of
telling
the
fortunes
or the
disposition
of
persons
by
inspecting
the hand;
palmistry..
Unheal
::
Unheal
(n.)
Misfortune;
calamity;
sickness.
Miser
::
Miser (n.) A
wretched
person;
a
person
afflicted
by any great
misfortune.
Widow-hunter
::
Widow-hunter
(n.) One who
courts
widows,
seeking
to marry one with a
fortune..
Envy
::
Envy (v. t.) To feel envy at or
towards;
to be
envious
of; to have a
feeling
of
uneasiness
or
mortification
in
regard
to (any one),
arising
from the sight of
another's
excellence
or good
fortune
and a
longing
to
possess
it..
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