di·ver·ti·men·to 
(dĭ-vĕr′tə-mĕntō)
(dĭ-vĕr′tə-mĕntō)n. pl. di·ver·ti·men·tos or di·ver·ti·men·ti (-tē)
A chiefly 18th-century form of instrumental chamber music having several short movements. Also called divertissement.
[Italian, from divertire, to divert, from Old French divertir; see DIVERT.]
- franklin
- Franklin
- Franklin
- Franklin
- Franklin
- Franklin
- Franklin
- Franklin Delano
- Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake
- franklinite
- Franklin stove
- Franklin tree
- Frank Lloyd
- frankly
- (Frank) Macfarlane
- Frank Morrison
- Frank Nathan Daniel
- frankness
- Frank Patrick
- Frank Philip
- frankpledge
- F(rank) Sherwood
- Frank Winfield
- Frans
- frantic