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Definitions for Clef

[1] a symbol placed upon a staff to indicate the name and pitch of the notes corresponding to its lines and spaces.
[2] one of several symbols placed on the left-hand side beginning of each stave indicating the pitch of the music written after it See also alto clef, bass clef, C clef, soprano clef, tenor clef, treble clef

Words related to Clef

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Origin of Clef

1570–80; < Middle French < Latin clāvis key

Word origin for Clef

C16: from French: key, clef, from Latin clāvis; related to Latin claudere to close

Synonyms for Clef

conceive, design, devise, form, invent, orchestrate, pen, produce, set up, write, author, cast, contrive, discover, fabricate, forge, formulate, frame, ghost, ghostwrite, imagine, indite, originate, poetize, score, scribble, script, time, bang out, coin a phrase, comp, cook up, draw up, dream up, fudge together, knock off, knock out, make up, note down, push pencil, put down, put pen to paper, set type, turn out, whip up