Ragtime is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAGTIME in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a style of American dance music
• a kind of music evolved by black American musicians in the 1890s and played especially on the piano, characterized by a syncopated melodic line and regularly accented accompaniment
• style of jazz piano music
• music with a syncopated melody (usually for the piano)
ADJECTIVE:
• disorderly; disreputable

Words related to RAGTIME

ragtimer11 ragtimers12 ragtimes11

Words that contain RAGTIME

ragtimer11 ragtimes11 ragtimers12

How to use RAGTIME in a sentence

• Mackintosh sounded on the nomadic piano, now ensconced within the coach of concord, the first triumphal strains of the maternal tribute in rag-time.
• Sheridan was looking over a collection of records consisting exclusively of Caruso and rag-time.
• This was ragtime music, then a novelty in New York, and just growing to be a rage, which has not yet subsided.
• It is certain that he would not have been so delightful as he was in ragtime.
• I fell into a fitful sort of sleep, with ragtime music ringing continually in my ears.
• At a word from the host I struck up one of my liveliest ragtime pieces.
• I went to the piano and played the most intricate ragtime piece I knew.
• My appearance was always good and my ability to play on the piano, especially ragtime, which was then at the height of its vogue, made me a welcome guest.
• The truth is, Ragtime is now national rather than racial.
• Any one who is familiar with Ragtime may note that its chief charm is not in melody, but in rhythms.
• As illustrations of the genuine Ragtime song in the making, I quote the words of two that were popular with the Southern colored soldiers in France.
• Of course, there are those who will deny that Ragtime is an artistic production.
• There is ragtime science, ragtime literature, ragtime religion.
• I am no devout lover of rag-time and turkey-trotting, but they too are manifestations.
• Bake gently for six hours and then add a little Jamaica ginger and some pickled rag-time.
• A funeral march makes them sad, and ragtime so disturbs them that they give but little milk.
• Some of those men that were joining in the rollicking ragtime tune were dying men.
• But, frankly, it is a far cry from my clergyman grandfather to my ragtime dancing offspring.
• You beloved girl, I have heard from Jack and my heart is singing a ragtime tune of joy and thanksgiving.
• It is a kind of elaborate ragtime without any tune to it.
• A Hungarian orchestra was playing the latest Manhattan ragtime, at the far end of the piazza.
• In a thousand crowded places, They sit to smile and talk, or rise to ragtime, And, for their pleasures, agree or disagree.
• The orchestra in the gallery leaped suddenly into the rag-time without whose accompaniment it was impossible, anywhere in the civilized world, to dine correctly.
• Even when it is only ragtime that pleases you, you are not afraid to own up to it.
• Their cheerfulness has quite captivated the gayety loving French, who never tire of listening to their laughter and their ragtime songs.
• Neither music nor ragtime, it seemed utterly barbarian in character.
• The ragtime hymns which find a place in many Sunday school exercises need only to be mentioned to be condemned.
• He would say that the average American is a mixture of business, ragtime, and sentimentality.

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