- - instruction sent to a member first
- - Played smoothly to leg out of the middle of the bat?
- - Musically, smooth and connected
- - Alto trained to breathe in, say, smoothly
- - Spill eg a toilet's contents in a smooth flow
- - Don't be abrupt - play it smooth!
- - In music, smooth with no perceptible gaps between notes
- - one let go to it in a smooth and even style
- - Smooth instruction for players
- - Smooth section of recital, e.g. at opera
- - Smooth limb before tattoo oddly removed
- - Smooth, as music
- - Smooth musical passage
- - Smooth member facing action on a regular basis
- - Smooth stars appearing outside entrance briefly
- - Smooth and flowing
- - Smooth ambassador showing love for English
- - Smooth, in scores
- - Smooth, in a musical score
- - Smooth, flowing (music)
- - Smooth and connected
- - Played in a smooth, connected manner
- - In a smooth, flowing manner, in music
- - Smooth, musically
- - Smooth and connected, in music
- - Smoothly, to Stravinsky
- - Smooth and connected, musically
- - Smooth, in a score
- - Smooth and flowing, musically
- - Smooth, to Solti
- - Smooth, to Ozawa
- - Smoothly, to Solti
- - Smoothly, to Schubert
- - Smoothly, to Mehta
- - Smooth musical line
- - Smooth, to Chopin
- - Smooth and flowing, to Muti
- - Smooth music
- - Smooth: Mus.
- - Smooth and connected musical passage
- - Smooth
- - Musically smooth
- - Smooth, in music.
- - Breaks a leg to play on without a pause
- - Played in a smooth manner
- - Musical term meaning smooth
- - to be played smoothly and flowingly
- - musical instruction got ale flowing
- - Way of playing with toy? Cheers up breaking it
- - smoothly played, in music
- - Smoothly, as for a sonata
- - behold gate moving inside smoothly
- - smoothly (mus)
- - pope concealing weapon smoothly
- - Italian for "tied together"
- - Smoothly flowing (in music)
- - In music, the opposite of staccato
- - (Of music) smoothly
- - Performed smoothly
- - Opposite of staccato
- - Smoothly, in musical scores
- - Let go a hammer smoothly
- - Smoothly, in scores
- - Smoothly, on a score
- - Not staccato
- - Cricket side at Oval scored smoothly
- - Hardly staccato
- - Connected, as in Copland
- - Played smoothly
- - Staccato's opposite
- - On beginning of action turn over smoothly
- - Smoothly, musically speaking
- - Flowingly, in music
- - Smoothly, in music
- - Go late, terribly smoothly
- - Smoothly, on scores
- - It's carried out smoothly in bars
- - Musically connected
- - Connected, in music
- - Unbroken, musically
- - What a slur might mean
- - Staccato opposite
- - Smoothly
- - Smoothly played
- - Musically flowing
- - Musical term for smoothly-played notes
- - played smoothly, in music
- - Flowing in the bar
- - (Of music) smoothly flowing, anagram of OGLE AT
- - Flowing smoothly, in music
- - musical instruction that a piece be performed smoothly and connectedly
- - In music, played without noticeable gaps between notes
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