1. A broken style of performance, adapted to awaken surprise or perturbation.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• igitate,
• agitatoe,
• zgitato,
• sgitato,
• wgitato,
• qgitato,
• afitato,
• avitato,
• abitato,
• ahitato,
• ayitato,
• sagitato,
• agiatto,
• aggitato,
• agiitato,
• agitatto,
• agitatoo,
• Agetato,
• Agitada,
• Agitatoa

The adjective form of the word "Agitato" is "Agitated".

The plural form of the word "Agitato" is "Agitatos".

The singular form of the word "Agitato" is "Agitato". The word "Agitato" is an Italian musical term that means "agitated" or "with agitation", and it is used to describe a specific style or mood in music. It does not change when being used in its singular or plural form.