Tones

What do we mean by tones?

A specific pitch.

(in the diatonic scale) An interval of a major second.

(in a Gregorian chant) A recitational melody.

The character of a sound, especially the timbre of an instrument or voice.

General character, mood, or trend.

The pitch of a word that distinguishes a difference in meaning, for example in Chinese.

A whining style of speaking; a kind of mournful or artificial strain of voice; an affected speaking with a measured rhythm and a regular rise and fall of the voice.

The manner in which speech or writing is expressed.

State of mind; temper; mood.

The shade or quality of a colour.

The favourable effect of a picture produced by the combination of light and shade, or of colours.

The definition and firmness of a muscle or organ; see also: tonus.

The state of a living body or of any of its organs or parts in which the functions are healthy and performed with due vigor.

Normal tension or responsiveness to stimuli.

A gun

Tone is a really good friend with a girlfriend named Emma. I said “Tone Tone” because it would be easier to find. Anyways, yea, he’s cool. Urban Dictionary

Massive greek cunt who can deadlift 800 kilos and benchpress 4 tons. Lives in the tunnels of the Australian metro train subways. He eats 72,000 calories a day which converts into 20kg of muscle mass from each rep. Daily meal plan breakfast - 3kg of steak with a raw turkey and protein shake Snack - steriod injection Dinner - 2 buckets of protein powder, 50 kilos of raw chicken Urban Dictionary

Visible definition in muscles as a direct result of having low body fat and reasonably well formed and built muscles. Similar to being 'ripped' only not to such an extent. Urban Dictionary

Gun,Gat,Piece,Yok,Nine,Mili Mil,Duce Duce Urban Dictionary

Gat,gun,heat,9, fire arm, something you kill people with Urban Dictionary

To put one's balls in a girls ass and one's cock in the pussy at the same time. named after the originator of the technique. Urban Dictionary

When one’s muscles are sexy, have nice form, or are popping out Urban Dictionary

To abruptly hang up in someones face (dialtone). famous in killeen texas Urban Dictionary

Skill, talent, doing something right or with great concentration. Sometimes luck Urban Dictionary

Something a lot of females want to do when they workout...hello, it's called building muscle Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to tones:
tones, tone, jones, bones, ones, toes, tongs, nones, toner, tonus, stones, tons, toned, toney, totes, tunes, zones, cones, tines, tomes, tonnes, oones, hones, atones, tores, sones, tokes, pones, topes, tonys, trones, rones, toles, townes, tonies, tonks, toners, tynes, totnes, tonis, dones, mones, lones, gones, tobes, toves, todes, fones, tenes, tonel.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word tones:
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Words that rhyme with tones:
jones, bones, stones, homophones, headphones, hormones, zones, cones, milestones, drones, pheromones, clones, earphones, scones, loans, crossbones, owns, overtones, phones, thrones, cyclones, condones, cheekbones, hones, allophones, gallstones, davy jones, moans, backbones, crones, groans, sones, bemoans, gemstones, flagstones, koans, microphones, trones, undertones, roans, quinones, hipbones, intones, chaperones, dow jones, hailstones, skull and crossbones, leones, cobblestones, rhinestones, tombstones, unknowns, cornerstones, flintstones, goans, headstones, mones, postpones, halftones, telephones, gravestones, limestones, lones, baritones, moonstones, silicones, trombones, saxophones, keystones, megaphones, skin and bones, daimones, fones, gladstones, cherrystones, lohnes, airfones, businessphones, goens, interacciones, joens, knowns, madstones, reesjones, rhys-jones, romanones, soens, thoennes.

Adjectives that are often used to describe tones:
low, pure, different, deep, high, musical, soft, hushed, clear, loud, half, dark, rich, warm, sweet, measured, subdued, quiet, solemn, partial, gray, lower, gentle, fetal, simple, stentorian, harsh, muted, shrill, darker, complex, dulcet, neutral, angry, light, brown, lighter, sharp, deeper, middle, like, cool, grey, muffled, slow, strident, modulated, earnest, flat, calm, audible, familiar, blue, cold, emotional, mellow, pitched, silvery, delicate, vocal, distinct, chromatic, sonorous, harmonic, louder, subtle, fundamental, plaintive, grave, earth, nasal, intermediate, softer, conversational.

Consonant match to tones:
teens, tons, turns, tens, tunes, tines, tonnes, towns, tans, tins, terns, toons, townes, tynes, ternes.

Words that sound like tones:
tones, tunes, teens, tons, towns, tens, tins, tans, toons, tines, tomes, tonnes, tains, tuns, tynes, townes, tanz, tiens, doans, times, toes, tone, tense, stones, tony, teams, tongues, thames, toni, tombs, toner, tims, toms, tongs, tings, tums, toen, tos, timbs, tames, tows, toney, tams, tems, teems, tona, tonys, tmz, tangs, toombs, tonie, toan, atones, timms, tonies, tono, toners, toz, tungs, tns, trones, totnes, tony's, toze, tom's, tyms, hones, downs, dunes, zones, dawns, dens, dons, domes, danes, deans, dines, dans, dones, dins, duns, downes, denz, danz, deigns, denes, deens, dynes, donze, doons, deines, down's, donnes, deanes, two eyes, attains, eighteens, i tunes, 'tis, attunes.