fugue /fūg/

1. A form of composition in which the subject is given out by one part and immediately taken up by a second (in answer), during which the first part supplies an accompaniment or counter-subject, and so on (music)
2. A form of amnesia which is a flight from reality (psychiatry)

fūˈgal adjective

fūˈgally adverb

fugato /fū-gäˈtō or (Italy) foo-gäˈtō/ adjective and adverb (pl fugaˈtos)

In the manner of a fugue without being strictly a fugue (also noun)

fughetta /fū-getˈə or (Italy) foo-getˈta/ noun

A short fugue

fuguist /fūgˈist/ noun

A person who writes or plays fugues

• self-resemblances
• self-respect
• self-respectful
• self-respecting
• self-restrained
• self-restraint
• self-revealing
• self-revelation
• self-revelations
• self-revelatory
• self-reverence
• self-reverent
• self-righteous
• self-righteously
• self-righteousness
• self-righting
• self-rigorous
• self-rising
• self-rolled
• self-rowld
• self-rule
• self-rules
• self-ruling
• selfs
• self-sacrifice