Stop
(I) To press the finger on the string of violin, guitar, etc. Double Stop, pressing two strings at once. (2) (noun) A rank or set of organ-pipes. Draw Stop, the arrangement of levers by means of which the "wind" is admitted to the various ranks of pipes at will, called also register.
Foundation Stop, one of 8-foot pitch.
Mutation Stop, one sounding the major third or perfect fifth, or both, over the fundamental. Solo Stop, one with a tone quality suited to the rendition of melody.
Stracino (It.) (strah-chee'-no), Stracicato (strah-chee-cah'-to), Stracicando (strahchee-can-do), Stracinando (strah - cheenan'-do). A drag, or slur; sliding from one note to another and at the same time slightly slackening the time.