fugue

(£. fig, in F. fig). See page 736. counter f. One whose subjects move in contrary directions. doublef. A fugue on two subjects. f. renversée (rén-vér-sd), F., An inverted fugue. strict. f. One in which. the fugal form and its laws are strictly observed. perpetual f. A canon. f. simple, F. A fugue containing but a single subject. fugued (figd) or fuguing. In fugue form, or loosely in fugue manner.