How To Spell bass?
How to Pronounce bass?
Correct pronunciation for the word "bass" is [bˈe͡ɪs], [bˈeɪs], [b_ˈeɪ_s].
Definition of bass
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Low in value, or worth, or origin, or station, or spirit; worthless; mean; deep-toned, grave, commonly written bass.
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To sound in a deep tone.
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The foundation on which a thing stands or rests, as, the base of a pillar; the broad part of anything, as the bottom of a cone; the place from which racers or tilters start; an old game, still extant; the lowest side of a figure on which it is supposed to stand; a fortified line from which the operations of an army proceed; that with which an acid unites to form a salt; the lowest or gravest part, whether vocal or instrumental.
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A bitter ale, so called from the brewer.
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The lowest part in the harmony of a musical composition.
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To take the bass part. See Base.
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A perch of several species; the American linden-tree, called also bass-wood; the inner bark of this tree; matting made of it.
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Low, deep, grave.
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To found; to lay the base or foundation of; to set or place.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
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What is the adverb for bass?
The adverb form of the word "bass" is "basso".
What is the adjective for bass?
The adjective form of the word "bass" is "bassy".
Usage over time for bass:
This graph shows how "bass" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of bass?
The plural of the "bass" can be the "basses".
What is the singular form of bass?
The singular of the "bass" can be the "bass".
Synonyms for Bass:
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n.
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- choir ,
- choirboy ,
- choirmaster ,
- chorale .
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- discordant ,
- harmonic ,
- flat ,
- contralto .
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- chord .
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- falsetto .
- bass .
- carillon ,
- harmonium ,
- fife ,
- grand piano ,
- cymbal ,
- glockenspiel ,
- euphonium ,
- bugle ,
- balalaika ,
- concertina ,
- castanets ,
- cornet ,
- baby grand ,
- clavichord ,
- grand ,
- accordion ,
- barrel organ ,
- dulcimer ,
- bass guitar ,
- Cor Anglais .
- flatfish ,
- crappie ,
- goldfish ,
- fluke ,
- albacore ,
- bowfin ,
- dogfish ,
- fish ,
- haddock ,
- anchovy ,
- halibut ,
- char ,
- hammerhead ,
- blackfish ,
- barracuda ,
- hake ,
- carp ,
- catfish ,
- goby ,
- herring ,
- gar ,
- grouper ,
- flounder ,
- guppy ,
- bluegill ,
- eel .
- clarinet ,
- drum ,
- banjo ,
- bassoon ,
- harpsichord ,
- horn ,
- English Horn ,
- harmonica ,
- electric guitar ,
- cello ,
- flute ,
- French Horn ,
- fiddle ,
- harp ,
- guitar .
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adj.
• deep