Pitch - Law Dictionary Search Results
Clef
A character used in musical notation to determine the position and pitch of the scale as represented on the staff
Corno Inglese
A reed instrument related to the oboe but deeper in pitch the English horn
Chivy
To goad drive hunt throw or pitch to repeatedly cause annoyance or concern to
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Encamp
a camp to prepare and settle in temporary habitations as tents or huts to halt on a march pitch tents or form huts and remain for the night or for a longer time as an army or
VerbarGoudron
a small fascine or fagot steeped in wax pitch and glue used in various ways as for igniting buildings or works or to light ditches and ramparts
Grave
To clean as a vessels bottom of barnacles grass etc and pay it over with pitch so called because graves or greaves was formerly used for this purpose
High strung
Strung to a high pitch spirited sensitive as a high strung horse
Homophonic
Originally sounding alike of the same pitch unisonous monodic
Lean to
Having only one slope or pitch said of a roof
Lightwood
Pine wood abounding in pitch used for torches in the Southern United States pine knots dry sticks and the like for kindling a
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