Solo is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOLO in dictionary:

VERB:
• to perform a solo
• perform an unaccompanied piece of music or a part or passage in one
• fly an aircraft unaccompanied
• undertake solo climbing
• fly alone, without a co-pilot or passengers
• perform a piece written for a single instrument
• undertake a venture alone
NOUN:
• a performance by one person
• a piece of vocal or instrumental music or a dance, or a part or passage in one, for one performer
• an unaccompanied flight by a pilot in an aircraft
• a card game resembling whist in which the players make bids and the highest bidder plays against the others in an attempt to win a specified number of tricks.
• a bid by which a player undertakes to win five tricks in solo whist.
• a motorbike without a sidecar
• music for one performer
• any activity that is performed alone without assistance
• a musical composition for one voice or instrument (with or without accompaniment)
• a flight in which the aircraft pilot is unaccompanied
ADVERB:
• without anybody else or anything else
• by oneself, alone
ADJECTIVE:
• for or done by one person alone; unaccompanied
• (of a motorbike) without a sidecar
• A tune, air, strain, or a whole piece, played by a single person on an instrument, or sung by a single voice.
• composed or performed by a single voice or instrument
• done alone
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a musical composition for a single voice or instrument
• to perform alone

Words related to SOLO

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How to use SOLO in a sentence

• I made my solo as short as possible, and finished with the ill-suppressed giggling of the girls, but my audience of poor cripples and weak-minded were equally impressed.
• A solo de piston, a violin, a flute, all played by Tahitians, entertained us, and then came the fun.
• If a solo occurs, he gives it to the whole of that voice in the chorus or to a professional.
• The next number upon the programme was a piano solo by Miss Tilly James.
• The vocal solo had no place in their system and hence it never appears in the art music of their time.
• This is well proved by the fact that before the end of the century the device of turning part songs into solo pieces with lute accompaniment had become quite familiar.
• At present we may content ourselves with assuming that no highly developed solo part was assigned to it.
• On the gallows he sang, solo, the Thirty-first Psalm.
• I was ready also to enjoy every note, for it was the largest aggregation of solo singers I had ever heard.
• Cool stepped upon the platform and informed the audience that when he was pastor of the First Methodist church in Santa Cruz in 1864 I was the solo singer in his church.
• With the assistance of these strangers and local artists that could be depended upon for solo work, everything looked auspicious for the festival.
• She sang the solo parts and I never have forgotten her or her singing.
• I had but very shortly before done my first solo in England.
• The hunters, in their night excursions, know that the moon is rising the instant they begin to hear his delightful solo.
• Leschetizky once said that tones and rhythm are the only things which can keep the piano alive as a solo instrument.
• Aside from technical considerations the absolute musical beauty of many of these studies is great, and they are well suited for solo performance.

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