n., pl., -cos.
The art or an example of painting on dry plaster.
adj. Music
Of or being a kind of recitative in which the words are sung rapidly to minimal accompaniment, usually just continuo.
[Italian, from Latin siccus, dry.]
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sec·co (sĕk'ō)
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[Italian, from Latin siccus, dry.]
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Italian; dry wines.
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Short for recitative secco (‘dry recitative’), a 19th-century term for
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[SHE-koh] Italian for dry. Semisecco is the term for "semi-dry." See also asciutto.
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| fresco, buon fresco | |
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