gamme
noun
ˈgam
plural -s
: gamut
produces a gamme of sounds that are beautiful
Janet Flanner
Janet Flannera recurrent gamme of color Helen Gardner
Helen Gardner
Word History
Etymology
French, from Old French game, from Medieval Latin gamma, from Late Latin, third letter of the Greek alphabet; from the use of the letter gamma by Guido d'Arezzo †1050? Benedictine monk and musical reformer to represent the lowest note of the gamut
- root someone or something on
- root sucker
- root symbiosis
- root tip
- root tubercle
- root vegetable
- root vole
- root weevil
- root-bound
- root-hardy
- root-knot nematode
- root-mean-square
- root-mean-square deviation
- root-prune
- root-run
- rootage
- rootages
- rootbound
- rootbounder
- rootboundest
- rootcaps
- rooted
- rooted (for)
- rooted (out)
- rooted for