Associations to the word «Ragtime»
Noun
- Rag
- Boogie
- Pianist
- Jazz
- Vaudeville
- Blues
- Coyote
- Stride
- Waldo
- Improvisation
- Banjo
- Irving
- Minstrel
- Waltz
- Composer
- Jelly
- Musical
- Marches
- Piedmont
- Jug
- Entertainer
- Repertoire
- Swing
- Piano
- Tango
- Novelty
- Bangor
- Tune
- Morton
- Idiom
- Spiritual
- Reese
- Accompaniment
- Blake
- Cowboy
- Harlem
- Bluegrass
- Scott
- Rhythm
- Maple
- Alley
- Classical
- Wilbur
- Genre
- Orleans
- Arranger
- Melody
- Revue
- Revival
- Hayden
- Alexander
- Fiddler
- Zimmerman
- Chord
- Composition
- Stark
- Faye
- Conservatory
- Performer
- Playing
- Hogan
- Ensemble
- Americana
- Amadeus
- Musician
- Millionaire
- Music
- Instrumental
- Ballroom
- Trot
- Blind
- Dance
- African
- Progression
- Gospel
- Ellington
- Ballad
- Lamb
- Waller
- Orchestra
- Cabaret
- Nsa
- Style
- Sting
Adjective
Wiktionary
RAGTIME, noun. (music genre) (uncountable) A musical form having a rhythm characterized by strong syncopation in the melody with a regularly accented accompaniment.
RAGTIME, noun. (music) (countable) A piece of music in this style.
Dictionary definition
RAGTIME, noun. Music with a syncopated melody (usually for the piano).
Wise words
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.