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Definition of played
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Played
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Solo
::
Solo (a.) A tune, air,
strain,
or a whole
piece,
played
by a
single
person
on an
instrument,
or sung by a
single
voice..
Flaunt
::
Flaunt
(n.)
Anything
displayed
for show.
Outplay
::
Outplay
(v. t.) To excel or
defeat
in a game; to play
better
than; as, to be
outplayed
in
tennis
or
ball..
Fiddle
::
Fiddle
(n.) A
stringed
instrument
of music
played
with a bow; a
violin;
a kit.
Flute A Bec
::
Flute a bec () A beak
flute,
an older form of the
flute,
played
with a
mouthpiece
resembling
a beak, and held like a
flageolet..
Seraphine
::
Seraphine
(n.) A wind
instrument
whose
sounding
parts are
reeds,
consisting
of a thin
tongue
of brass
playing
freely
through
a slot in a
plate.
It has a case, like a
piano,
and is
played
by means of a
similar
keybord,
the
bellows
being
worked
by the foot. The
melodeon
is a
portable
variety
of this
instrument..
Exhibition
::
Exhibition
(n.) That which is
exhibited,
held
forth,
or
displayed;
also, any
public
show; a
display
of works of art, or of feats of
skill,
or of
oratorical
or
dramatic
ability;
as, an
exhibition
of
animals;
an
exhibition
of
pictures,
statues,
etc.; an
industrial
exhibition..
Arpeggio
::
Arpeggio
(n.) The
production
of the tones of a chord in rapid
succession,
as in
playing
the harp, and not
simultaneously;
a
strain
thus
played..
Gavot
::
Gavot (n.) A kind of
difficult
dance;
a dance tune, the air of which has two brisk and
lively,
yet
dignified,
strains
in
common
time, each
played
twice
over..
Hornpipe
::
Hornpipe
(n.) A
lively
tune
played
on a
hornpipe,
for
dancing;
a tune
adapted
for such
playing..
Pulsatile
::
Pulsatile
(a.)
Capable
of being
struck
or
beaten;
played
by
beating
or by
percussion;
as, a
tambourine
is a
pulsatile
musical
instrument..
Vielle
::
Vielle
(n.) An old
stringed
instrument
played
upon with a
wheel;
a
hurdy-gurdy.
Hazard
::
Hazard
(n.) A game of
chance
played
with dice.
Balloon
::
Balloon
(n.) A game
played
with a large
inflated
ball.
Sign
::
Sign (n.) A
lettered
board,
or other
conspicuous
notice,
placed
upon or
before
a
building,
room, shop, or
office
to
advertise
the
business
there
transacted,
or the name of the
person
or firm
carrying
it on; a
publicly
displayed
token or
notice..
Piquet
::
Piquet
(n.) A game at cards
played
between
two
persons,
with
thirty-two
cards,
all the
deuces,
threes,
fours,
fives,
and
sixes,
being set
aside..
Barleybreak
::
Barleybreak
(n.) An
ancient
rural game,
commonly
played
round
stacks
of
barley,
or other
grain,
in which some of the party
attempt
to catch
others
who run from a
goal..
Whist
::
Whist (n.) A
certain
game at
cards;
-- so
called
because
it
requires
silence
and close
attention.
It is
played
by four
persons
(those
who sit
opposite
each other being
partners)
with a
complete
pack of
fifty-two
cards.
Each
player
has
thirteen
cards,
and when these are
played
out, he hand is
finished,
and the cards are again
shuffled
and
distributed..
Taw
::
Taw (n.) A large
marble
to be
played
with; also, a game at
marbles..
Humstrum
::
Humstrum
(n.) An
instrument
out of tune or
rudely
constructed;
music badly
played.
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