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organ.y, full play: full power of Literally, pocket: applied to a pocket fiddle; a kit. Diminutive form plein jeu harm on i que (plan zhii arpochette also used. mo-nek') Fr. Literally, full harmonic play: mixpoche imo As little as(po-kes'-si-mo) po ible. It. adv. mixture-stop. ture-stop. Fully described under pochettino (po-ket-te'-no) It. adj. plenon. organo (pla'-no 6r-ga'-no) Lat. pochetto (po-ket'-to) It. adj. pochino (po-ke'-no) It. adj. Full power of the organ. A little; a very little; a very small Plettro (plet'-tro) It. n quantity. Diminutive of poco. pocket metronome Plectrum; a small piece of metal, A metronome made in watch form. l0Ty,°.T tortoise shell used to pluck poco (po'-ko) It. adj. me strings of certain instruments, as Little; few. Abbr. p. 425 406 poco a poco a note in the ba which is prolonged poco a poco (po'-ko a po'-ko) It. while the rest of the harmony goes on. Little by little; by degrees; gradually. Abbr. p. a. p. 2. A close. polka 3. A hold. poco a poco crescendo (po'-ko a poko kre-shen'-do) It. point final (pwafi fe-nal) Fr. Gradually louder and louder. A final; the end pause or concluding cadence, poco a poco diminuendo (pd'-ko a po'- point of repose ko de-me-noo-en'-do) It. Gradually decreasing in loudne . A pause, poco meno (po'-ko ma'-no) It point, A note organ in the ba which is sus- A little le ; somewhat le . tained while the rest of the harmony