octave note
noun
A note lying an octave (or occasionally any number of octaves) above a given note; each of a pair of notes an octave apart.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Scientific American.
- stand someone off
- stand someone up
- standstill
- standstill agreement
- stand surety
- stand the test of time
- stand to
- stand treat
- stand trial
- stand up
- stand up and be counted
- stand-up comedy
- stand up for
- stand up to
- Stanford, A. Leland
- Stanford-Binet test
- Stanford, Sir Charles
- stanhope
- Stanhope, Lady Hester Lucy
- Stanier, Sir William
- Stanislaus, St
- Stanislavsky, Konstantin
- stank
- stank-ass
- stanky