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The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 204
Praise; applause; eulogy, Impetuously, See eulogy, emplumer Literally,(an-plu-ma') to feather: Fr. v. formerly in embellir (an-bel-ler') Fr. v. spinet and harpsichord making, to To embellish; to make beautiful, insert in the upright slip of wood, at embellishment the rear end of the key-lever, a piece Ornamentation; any notes added to of crow quill which plucks the strings a musical composition as decoration, in producing tones. as a trill, mordent or turn. See also emporte (afi-por-ta') Fr. part, and adj. ornaments. Hurried; carried away with feeling, embouchure (an-boo-shiir') Fr. n. emportement (an-port-mafi) Fr. n. 1. The mouth-hole of a flute. Transport; emotion. 2. The cup-shaped mouthpiece of a adj. bra instrument. empre e (afi-pres-sa') Fr. part, and 3. The position a umed by the In a hurried manner, mouth in blowing a wind instrument, empre ement adj. Earnestne ; (an-pres-man') haste. Fr. n. emerillonne* (a-ma-rel-yon-na') Fr. Brisk; sprightly; gay. en badinant (an ba-de-nafi') Fr. In a jesting, playful manner. emettre (e-metr) Fr. v. en In descendant To utter; to emit sounds, descending. (an du-san-daii') Fr.
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