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Traditional English :: musical
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muical - adj. & n. --adj. 1 of or relating to music.
2 (of sounds, a voice, etc.) melodious, harmonious.
3 fond of or skilled in music (the musical one of the family).
4 set to or accompanied by music. --n. a musical film or comedy. musical box Brit. a mechanical instrument playing a tune by causing a toothed cylinder to strike a comblike metal plate within a box. musical bumps a game similar to musical chairs, with players sitting on the floor and the one left standing eliminated. musical chairs 1 a party game in which the players compete in successive rounds for a decreasing number of chairs.
2 a series of changes or political manoeuvring etc. after the manner of the game. musical comedy a light dramatic entertainment of songs, dialogue, and dancing, connected by a slender plot. musical film a film in which music is an important feature. musical glasses an instrument in which notes are produced by rubbing graduated glass bowls or tubes. musical saw a bent saw played with a violin bow. musicality n. musicalize v.tr. (also -ise). musically adv. musicalness n. [ME f. OF f. med.L musicalis f. L musica: see MUSIC] |
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Related Words
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musical
keyboard
artist
wicked
broadway
lyric
cannibal
carousel
cat
chess
fame
fender
instrument
fidelity
footloose
grease
free
greeting
card
hairspray
wholesale
repair
yamaha
retail
sale
store
chinese
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Most Often Usage
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musical keyboard
musical artist
wicked the broadway musical
broadway musical
broadway musical lyric
cannibal the musical
musical carousel
cat musical
chess the musical
fame the musical
fender musical instrument
musical fidelity
footloose the musical
grease musical
free musical greeting card
musical greeting card
hairspray the musical
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