sciolto

== English == === Etymology === Borrowed from Italian sciolto, from sciogliere (“to set free”). === Adjective === sciolto (not comparable) (music) Light, free and easy; without strictness or legato. === Adverb === sciolto (not comparable) (music) Played in such a manner. === Noun === sciolto (plural scioltos) (music) A directive in a score specifying that the music is to be played in this manner. === Anagrams === cost oil == Italian == === Etymology === From sciogliere, or Vulgar Latin *exsoltus, from exsolūtus. === Pronunciation === IPA(key): */ˈʃɔl.to/ Rhymes: -ɔlto Hyphenation: sciòl‧to === Adjective === sciolto (feminine sciolta, masculine plural sciolti, feminine plural sciolte) loose, untied Synonyms: slegato, snodato, slacciato (figurative) agile, nimble (of a person) Synonyms: vivace, brioso, spiritoso ==== Derived terms ==== scioltamente === Participle === sciolto (feminine sciolta, masculine plural sciolti, feminine plural sciolte) past participle of sciogliere === Anagrams === citosol, scotoli