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troppo
1[ trop-oh; Italian trawp-paw ]
/ ˈtrɒp oʊ; Italian ˈtrɔp pɔ /
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adverb Music.
too much; excessively.
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Origin of troppo
1From Italian; Old Italian dialect: “much, very,” probably from Old Provençal trop originally, “herd, flock”; see origin at troop
Words nearby troppo
tropophyte, troposphere, tropospheric scatter, tropotaxis, -tropous, troppo, -tropy, Trossachs, trot, troth, trothplight
Other definitions for troppo (2 of 2)
troppo2
[ trop-oh ]
/ ˈtrɒp oʊ /
adjective Australian Slang.
mentally disturbed.
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Word Origin for troppo
Italian
British Dictionary definitions for troppo (2 of 2)
troppo2
/ (ˈtrɒpəʊ) /
adjective
Australian slang mentally affected by a tropical climate
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