Contre Viole
noun
Con·tre Viole
kōⁿ‧trəvyȯl,
ˈkän‧trəvēˌȯl
: a mild organ stop of usually 16′ pitch with a string tone
Word History
Etymology
French contre-viole, literally, counter viol
- taken after
- taken against
- taken an option on
- taken apart
- taken at face value
- taken back
- taken by surprise
- taken care of
- taken down
- taken effect
- taken exception
- taken for
- taken for a ride
- taken for granted
- taken hold
- taken hold (of)
- taken hold of
- taken in
- taken into account
- taken issue
- taken kindly to
- taken off
- taken off (from)
- taken off after
- taken off from