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‖ trillo|ˈtrɪləʊ|
[It. (Florio, 1611), f. trillare, trill v.3]
A shake or quaver· = trill n.2
1651Stanley Poems 201 Nightingales their trillo practise here. 1656Blount Glossogr., Trillo,..an excellent grace in singing; being an uniform trembling or shaking of the same Note. 1661Pepys Diary 30 June, Myself humming to myself the trillo, and found by use that it do come upon me. 1721D'Urfey Two Queens Brentford iv. i, The Relish and Story in't shall vie with all the Opera Trillo's in Europe. 1815Hist. J. Decastro I. 232 A trillo from Old Comical threw her into convulsions.
b. transf. and fig.
1672W. de Britaine Interest Eng. in Dutch War 25 My Genius never prompted me to the least Trillo of Grandeur. 1713Addison Guard. No. 124 ⁋8 To dream On mossy pillows, by the trilloes Of a gentle purling stream. |