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Meanings of piccolo in English
Usage of piccolo in English
1
The piccolo, in highest treble, inverts the second melody, in impertinent drollery.
2
This year piccolo, cor anglais, bass clarinet and contrabassoon were requirements.
3
We made a number of unsuccessful attempts to locate the ideal piccolo-owning host.
4
I thought of taking up the piccolo, but it wouldn't be the same.
5
He had a piccolo in one hand and a lobster in the other.
6
They're typically only able to hold a tiny piccolo.
7
He liked to read books occasionally, and better still he liked to play the piccolo.
8
He played his piccolo, and was considered an expert.
9
There's one for the kids' babycino, then a piccolo and maybe a medium flat white.
10
In Journalese, to perform upon a musical instrument; as, "He presided at the piccolo."
11
Fawcett unpacked a ukulele and Jack took out a piccolo that they had brought from England.
12
This came in a thin, piccolo tone-barely enough room for it to escape through her lips.
13
All piccolo mutant mice were viable and fertile, but piccolo knockout mice exhibited increased postnatal mortality.
14
Where's the piccolo? He missed the individual note.
15
In this motley cloak sounds the typical Yankee tune, first piping in piccolo, then grunting in tuba.
16
The sea is ever-present, high flute or piccolo conjuring the cry of wheeling gulls against crashing waves.
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