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tonguing
In a musical context, this term refers to a technical method of articulation. It is a specialized term used by wind instrument players to describe the precise control of airflow. The connotation is one of technical skill and precision, often contrasted with legato playing where notes flow together without interruption.
In a biological or animal context, the term describes a repetitive licking motion. This usage is typically descriptive and neutral, though it can imply affection or grooming behavior depending on the subject. Unlike the musical sense, this application is purely physical and lacks a technical or artistic framework.
Meanings
Examples
Your tonguing is a bit too heavy on the staccato notes.
The teacher explained that proper tonguing is essential for a clean attack.
I am still struggling with double tonguing in the fast passages.
Try tonguing the note more lightly to achieve a softer sound.
He spent the afternoon tonguing the difficult phrases of the concerto.
The flute player focused on tonguing each note with precision.
The puppy kept tonguing my hand to get my attention.
A cat often shows affection by tonguing its owner.