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Definition of continuo
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Continuo
(n.) Basso
continuo,
or
continued
bass..
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Stitchwort
::
Stitching
(n.) Work done by
sewing,
esp. when a
continuous
line of
stitches
is shown on the
surface;
stitches,
collectively..
Conclave
::
Conclave
(n.) The set of
apartments
within
which the
cardinals
of the Roman
Catholic
Church
are
continuously
secluded
while
engaged
in
choosing
a pope.
Continual
::
Continual
(a.)
Proceeding
without
interruption
or
cesstaion;
continuous;
unceasing;
lasting;
abiding.
Bead
::
Bead (n.) A small
molding
of
rounded
surface,
the
section
being
usually
an arc of a
circle.
It may be
continuous,
or
broken
into short
embossments..
Drain
::
Drain (n.) The act of
draining,
or of
drawing
off;
gradual
and
continuous
outflow
or
withdrawal;
as, the drain of
specie
from a
country..
Tenor
::
Tenor (n.) A state of
holding
on in a
continuous
course;
manner
of
continuity;
constant
mode;
general
tendency;
course;
career.
Thunder
::
Thunder
(n.) To
produce
thunder;
to
sound,
rattle,
or roar, as a
discharge
of
atmospheric
electricity;
-- often used
impersonally;
as, it
thundered
continuously..
Ruba-dub
::
Ruba-dub
(n.) The sound of a drum when
continuously
beaten;
hence,
a
clamorous,
repeated
sound;
a
clatter..
Consideration
::
Consideration
(n.) The act or
process
of
considering;
continuous
careful
thought;
examination;
contemplation;
deliberation;
attention.
Gnaw
::
Gnaw (v. t.) To bite, as
something
hard or
tough,
which is not
readily
separated
or
crushed;
to bite off
little
by
little,
with
effort;
to wear or eat away by
scraping
or
continuous
biting
with the
teeth;
to
nibble
at..
Ramp
::
Ramp (n.) Any
sloping
member,
other than a
purely
constructional
one, such as a
continuous
parapet
to a
staircase..
Flow
::
Flow (n.) A
continuous
movement
of
something
abundant;
as, a flow of
words..
Constant
::
Constant
(v. t.) Not
liable,
or
given,
to
change;
permanent;
regular;
continuous;
continually
recurring;
steadfast;
faithful;
not
fickle..
Stream
::
Stream
(n.) A
current
of water or other
fluid;
a
liquid
flowing
continuously
in a line or
course,
either
on the
earth,
as a
river,
brook,
etc., or from a
vessel,
reservoir,
or
fountain;
specifically,
any
course
of
running
water;
as, many
streams
are
blended
in the
Mississippi;
gas and steam came from the earth in
streams;
a
stream
of
molten
lead from a
furnace;
a
stream
of lava from a
volcano..
Laminiplantar
::
Laminiplantar
(a.)
Having
the
tarsus
covered
behind
with a horny
sheath
continuous
on both
sides,
as in most
singing
birds,
except
the
larks..
Passage
::
Passage
(v. i.) A
continuous
course,
process,
or
progress;
a
connected
or
continuous
series;
as, the
passage
of
time..
Rumble
::
Rumble
(n.) A low,
heavy,
continuous
sound like that made by heavy
wagons
or the
reverberation
of
thunder;
a
confused
noise;
as, the
rumble
of a
railroad
train..
Din
::
Din (n.) Loud,
confused,
harsh
noise;
a loud,
continuous,
rattling
or
clanging
sound;
clamor;
roar..
Siphon
::
Siphon
(n.) A
device,
consisting
of a pipe or tube bent so as to form two
branches
or legs of
unequal
length,
by which a
liquid
can be
transferred
to a lower
level,
as from one
vessel
to
another,
over an
intermediate
elevation,
by the
action
of the
pressure
of the
atmosphere
in
forcing
the
liquid
up the
shorter
branch
of the pipe
immersed
in it, while the
continued
excess
of
weight
of the
liquid
in the
longer
branch
(when once
filled)
causes
a
continuous
flow. The flow takes place only when the
Trachea
::
Trachea
(n.) One of the large cells in woody
tissue
which have
spiral,
annular,
or other
markings,
and are
connected
longitudinally
so as to form
continuous
ducts..
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