Define Staccato Meaning

The name of your grand daughter if you are Billy Gibbons on a T.V. show. Unless T.J. Thyne can help it.

"Staccato" is the Italian word, meaning detached. In music a dot is usually placed above the music note, indicating those notes should be distinctly seperate, while also being short in length.

"Staccato Poetry" is a term applying to abrubt, short, detached, distinct, choppy poetry; a term used by poet Maia Szekeley to describe her style of writing.

Similar to Haiku, but not the same. Staccato Poetry has no set meter or form. The point is brevity. Saying as much as you can, in as few words as possible.

This kind of poetry should have a musical quality to it, abrubt and distinct, when read.

This poetic style can also be attributed to Belfast writer Ciaran Carson, whose 2003 poem 'Breaking' broke from his usual meandering works, to be labelled Staccato.

When you sing a song but in all staccato. A staccato chorus is a group of people singing the same song with each word in staccato. A staccato is a short syllable.

When one a male at a shooting range must urinate in short small bursts into a berm at an outdoor shooting range the morning after a night of love making, and his urine stream is split into two distinct streams known as a "duo" of streams.

sombody who thinks there cool but really there a big baby

sombody who thinks there cool but there not

An Italian word referring to a piece of machinery that only works in short small sharp bursts, but suddenly fails when it is needed the most.

An Italian word describing a male urinating into a berm of an outdoor shooting range that must be done in short small bursts in somebody comes around the corner and the individual unrinating needs to quickly conceal his junk.

Rapid, painful bowel movements. These movements come out detached from one another, often leaving a “raisin bowl”.