largo
1lar·go
adverb or adjective \ˈlär-(ˌ)gō\Definition of LARGO
: at a very slow tempo —used as a direction in music
Origin of LARGO
Italian, slow, broad, from Latin largus abundant
First Known Use: 1683
2largo
noun plural largos
Definition of LARGO
: a largo movement
First Known Use of LARGO
circa 1753
Lar·go
geographical name \ˈlär-(ˌ)gō\Definition of LARGO
town W Florida S of Clearwater pop 69,371
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