basso

Italian From Italian basso, from Latin bassus (“short, low”).

or basso buffos. -¦bü-(ˌ)fōz. : a bass singer of comic roles in opera.

British Dictionary definitions for basso basso. / (ˈbæsəʊ) / nounplural -sos or -si (-sɪ) (esp in operatic or solo singing) a singer with a bass voice.

a deep heavy bass voice -ˈfu̇n- plural basso profundos. : a deep heavy bass voice with an exceptionally low range. also : a person having this voice.

Italian: in some cases, from the Roman surname Bassus, from Latin bassus 'thickset', i.e. wide as opposed to tall; in others from the medieval nickname Basso meaning 'short, low', a derivative of Latin bassus.

continuous bass Origin of basso continuo 1. Italian, literally: continuous bass.

the highest singing voice 1. : the highest singing voice of women or boys and formerly of castrati. also : a person having this voice. 2. : the highest voice part in a 4-part chorus.

(ˈmjuːzæk ) noun. trademark. recorded light music played in shops, restaurants, factories, etc, to entertain, increase sales or production, etc.

My new word for you today is snog snog is british slang and it means to kiss. Someone usually a french kiss involving your tongue not a great way to say kiss.

British Dictionary definitions for kisser kisser. / (ˈkɪsə) / noun. a person who kisses, esp in a way specified: a good kisser. a slang word for mouth, face.

In vocal music, the bass is the lowest male voice, with a typical range from the second E below middle C to F♯ above; the basso profundo is low and rich, while the basso cantante (“singing bass”) is lighter and more lyric.

Basso profondo (Italian: "deep bass"), sometimes basso profundo, contrabass or oktavist, is the lowest bass voice type.