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View definitions for bass

bass

adjective as in alto

Strong match

adjective as in deep

adjective as in low-pitched

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“There’s all these weird myths about rock ’n’ roll, but maybe the weirdest is that nobody wants to play bass,” Sweeney says.

She is concerned that if approved, residents who move in will issue noise complaints about the smoking area, the queue and the bass from music.

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"In the 1700s, if you were lucky to live by the coast you could get your hands on some quality fish like bass that were reserved for the high classes," he added.

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"He told me about recording his album and I said 'I can put some bass on it if you like'."

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“And then I started working, and at some moment I just put my hand on the piano and I went” — the composer hums a rising-falling bass line.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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