flautando
adverb (or adjective)
flau·tan·do
flau̇ˈtän(ˌ)dō
variants or less commonly flautato
-ät(ˌ)ō
: in the manner of a flute
specifically : over the fingerboard —used as a direction in stringed-instrument playing
Word History
Etymology
flautando from Italian, sounding like a flute, verbal of (assumed) Italian flautare to sound like a flute, from Italian flauto flute; flautato from It, sounded like a flute, past participle of (assumed) It flautare
- have a head for
- have a high opinion of
- have a high opinion of (something)
- have a high opinion of something
- have a high regard for
- have a hollow ring
- have a horror of
- have a hunch
- have a jump on
- have a late start
- have a laugh about
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- have a leak
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- have a loose screw
- have a lot going for you
- have a lot in common
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- have a low opinion of
- have a low opinion of (something)
- have a low opinion of something
- have a memory like a sieve