Recording

What do we mean by recording?

Something on which sound or visual images have been recorded. noun

A recorded sound or picture. noun

Keeping a record or a register; ; -- applied to numerous instruments with an automatic appliance which makes a record of their action. adjective

Present participle of record. verb

A reproduction of sound and/or video, stored in a permanent medium. noun

A signal that encodes something (e.g., picture or sound) that has been recorded noun

A storage device on which information (sounds or images) have been recorded noun

The act of making a record (especially an audio record) noun

To make a record of information.

To make an audio or video recording of.

To give legal status to by making an official public record.

To fix in a medium, usually in a tangible medium.

To make an audio, video, or multimedia recording.

To repeat; to practice.

To sing or repeat a tune.

To reflect; to ponder.

When fat pat masturbates Urban Dictionary

A preface or add-on one might say to try to cover up self embarrassment, misfortune, or mistake. Urban Dictionary

A wooden instrument invented in the Renaissance, which came to its height of popularity in the Baroque period. Many famous composers wrote music for the recorder, including Bach, Vivaldi, Telemann and Handel. The recorder has Several sizes ranging from the 'Garklein' which is about 4.5 inches long, to the 'Contrabass' whish is about 4 feet long. The instrument was re-popularized in the late 20th century as a device for teaching young children about music. Unfortunately, this leaves many under the impression that the recorder is not a "real" instrument, when in fact, it is a lovely, complex and difficult to master instrument. The recorder has many names- Flute a bec, in French, Flauto Dolce, in Spanish and Blocflute in German. Many times recorders are accompanied by harpsichords, whose ”ping” sound contrasts beautifully with the mellow sound of the recorder. Urban Dictionary

Another word for a song (mainly slang in the UK) Urban Dictionary

Those plastic flutes that everyone got in 5th grade. Urban Dictionary

Record,12", Vinyl,Wax,frisbee(when rendered useless)A round piece of vinyl that has music on it. The audio information is written to a master record by a stylus. The master plate is then coated with gold.This record looks like the kind given to a artist for sales. The master is then used to press the records you buy. The master is a positiveof the record to be pressed(the grooves are actually ridges.) Urban Dictionary

Satan's devil flute. Urban Dictionary

These weird-ass round things my ol' man keeps taking about. Urban Dictionary

A flute, but for sixth graders Urban Dictionary

A philanderer some one who engages in sex frequently or casually Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to recording:
recording, rewording, recoding, regarding, recurring, according, rewarding, reporting, receding, decoding, resorting, cording, reloading, reforming, recordist, reworking, seconding, recordings, recoiling, recouping, retarding, retorting, resorbing, recurving, remolding, refolding, rerecording, reforging, regorging, ripcording, reboring, reconning, recopying.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word recording:
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Words that rhyme with recording:
according, hoarding, rewarding, boarding, affording, lording, cording, skateboarding, awarding, warding, chording, checkerboarding, accor ding, accord ing, board hung, cord hung, dinosaur dung, herbivore dung, record ing, sword hung.

Adjectives that are often used to describe recording:
worth, sound, continuous, magnetic, digital, simultaneous, audio, accurate, intracellular, original, direct, photographic, tape, complete, electrical, automatic, optical, self, video, systematic, careful, live, actual, extracellular, electronic, interval, commercial, detailed, mere, graphic, proper, initial, mechanical, time, holographic, typical, track, visual, permanent, electrophysiological, excellent, potential, cell, hour, objective, perpendicular, quality, non, minute, bipolar, event, longitudinal, daily, musical, successful, ambulatory, multitrack, electrocardiographic, faithful, polygraphic, term, routine, precise, conventional, manual, adequate, electromyographic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective recording:
mixers, instruments, equipment, form, gauges, secretary, pyrometers, thermometer, clauses, gauge, contract, system, head, gages, studio, reproducing, rule, mixer, pyrometer.

Consonant match to recording:
record ing.

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