Definitions by parisologyperson
chocolate
chocolate by parisologyperson May 29, 2008
ostentatious
The clothing of 16th and 17th century Europe was very ostentatious- bell-shaped farthingales, layers of thick, elaborate fabric, and long, poofy sleeves.
ostentatious by parisologyperson May 25, 2008
niddering
niddering by parisologyperson May 25, 2008
sol fege
The Italian words- do, re, mi, fa, sol/so, la, ti- that make up the major scale. Commonly used in choirs.
Forgive me, but I must give a little Italian pronunciation lesson here. The correct pronunciation for the Italian vowels are as follows:
a- "ah"
e- "ay"
i- "ee"
o- "oh"
u- "oo"
This system of vowel pronunciation comes from the Latin language. Vowels are also pronounced the same way in many other languages, including Spanish and French.
Forgive me, but I must give a little Italian pronunciation lesson here. The correct pronunciation for the Italian vowels are as follows:
a- "ah"
e- "ay"
i- "ee"
o- "oh"
u- "oo"
This system of vowel pronunciation comes from the Latin language. Vowels are also pronounced the same way in many other languages, including Spanish and French.
sol fege by parisologyperson May 25, 2008
frivolous
frivolous by parisologyperson May 23, 2008
niggling
niggling by parisologyperson May 23, 2008
parisology
parisology by parisologyperson May 23, 2008