[f. prec.; cf. It. arpeggiare, F. arpéger.] To play or sing (a chord) as an arpeggio.
1864. trans. Spohrs Autobiog., I. 2. I arpeggiod the chord to her so incessantly that she was obliged to drive me out.
[f. prec.; cf. It. arpeggiare, F. arpéger.] To play or sing (a chord) as an arpeggio.
1864. trans. Spohrs Autobiog., I. 2. I arpeggiod the chord to her so incessantly that she was obliged to drive me out.