French sixth
Music
noun
A chord consisting of a note (usually the flattened sixth degree of the scale) with its major third, augmented fourth, and augmented sixth.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Mason Good (1764–1827), physician and surgeon.
- central processor
- central reservation
- central tendency
- Central time
- Central Valley
- centre
- centre back
- centre bit
- centreboard
- centre chief
- centred
- centredness
- centre field
- centre fielder
- centrefire
- centrefold
- centre forward
- centre half
- centre half-back
- centre half-forward
- centre ice
- centre line
- centremost
- centre of attention
- centre of attraction