ALL meanings of staccato
stac·ca·to
S s - adjective staccato jerky or disjointed 1
- adverb staccato in a disjointed manner 1
- adjective staccato shortened and detached when played or sung: staccato notes. 1
- adjective staccato characterized by performance in which the notes are abruptly disconnected: a staccato style of playing. Compare legato. 1
- adjective staccato composed of or characterized by abruptly disconnected elements; disjointed: rapid-fire, staccato speech. 1
- adverb staccato in a staccato manner. 1
- noun plural staccato performance in a staccato manner. 1
- noun plural staccato a staccato passage. 1
- adjective staccato A staccato noise consists of a series of short, sharp, separate sounds. 0
- graded adverb staccato The instruction staccato on a piece of music means that the notes should be played or sung very briefly with gaps between them. 0
- graded adverb staccato Staccato is also an adjective. 0
- adjective staccato (of notes) short, clipped, and separate 0
- adjective staccato characterized by short abrupt sounds, as in speech 0
- adverb staccato (esp used as a musical direction) in a staccato manner 0
- adjective staccato with distinct breaks between successive tones 0
- adjective staccato made up of abrupt, distinct elements or sounds 0
- adverb staccato so as to be staccato; in a staccato manner 0
- noun staccato something, as a speech pattern, that is staccato 0