to tone

To make something a different shade by painting or dyeing

To add a small amount of color or feeling to something

To add a small amount of color to something

To change something a little to make it less strong

To add a small amount of color to something

To make something a different shade by painting, dyeing, or editing

To add color to something by applying a colored substance or by natural change

To give something a very light color

To change the color of a black-and-white photo using a chemical

To slowly become less visible, bright, or loud

To make something lighter in color, often using chemicals or sunlight

Not able or willing to notice how other people feel

To make something less strong, for example a sound, color or feeling

Create a mood at the start of an event

To make muscles firmer and stronger by exercise

To make the skin look firmer and more even using skin care

The way someone speaks that shows their feelings or mood

Not aware of other people's feelings or reactions

A little tightness in resting muscles that keeps them ready to move

Unable to hear or sing the right notes in music

Not noticing or understanding other people's feelings in what they say

A piece for orchestra that tells a story or paints a scene

A musical interval half the size of a semitone used in some modern and non-Western music

A steady sound with one clear pitch, like a tuning fork

A way of speaking that sounds happy and friendly

Unable to hear differences between musical notes

A calm even way of speaking that does not show strong feeling

People who criticize how someone speaks instead of what they say

A small musical interval half a semitone used in some music

A way of speaking or writing that sounds too sweet and not real

A way of writing music that uses all twelve notes in a fixed order

A normal relaxed way of speaking that sounds honest

A high singing voice that feels like it rings in the head

A note played between two main notes to make the tune move smoothly

A way of writing music that uses the twelve notes in a set order

An interval of two semitones used in many musical scales

A way a language uses high or low voice to change word meaning

The seventh note of a scale that is one half step below the main note and pulls toward it

A light balanced arm on a record player that holds the needle and moves across a record

A way of writing music that uses all twelve notes in one order

A way of speaking that is too friendly and seems not sincere

A low, rich voice sound that people feel in the chest

A soft, gentle voice that makes people feel calm

A way of writing music that uses all twelve notes in a fixed order

A higher sound made when the main note vibrates a whole number of times

A harsh way of speaking that annoys people who hear it

A language where changes in voice pitch make words mean different things

How a musical note begins, showing if it sounds clear or strong