- Look up
Pedal,
pedal, or pes in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
pedal (from the
Latin pes pedis, "foot") is a
lever designed to be
operated by foot...
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pedal (or una corda), the
sostenuto pedal, and the
sustaining pedal (or
damper pedal). Some
pianos omit the
sostenuto pedal, or have a
middle pedal with...
- Look up
pedal to the metal or put the
pedal to the
metal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pedal to the
Metal may
refer to:
Pedal to the
Metal (Impellitteri...
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pilot has a
pedal set
consisting of a pair of
pedals, with one
pedal for each foot. Each
right and left
pedal works together so that one
pedal pops out when...
- A
sustain pedal or
sustaining pedal (also
called damper pedal, loud
pedal, or open
pedal) is the most
commonly used
pedal in a
modern piano. It is typically...
- In music, a
pedal point (also
pedal note,
organ point,
pedal tone, or
pedal) is a
sustained tone,
typically in the b****,
during which at
least one foreign...
- A bicycle, also
called a
pedal cycle, bike, push-bike or cycle, is a human-powered or motor-****isted,
pedal-driven, single-track vehicle, with two wheels...
- The
pedal disc (also
known as a
basal plate) is the
surface opposite to the
mouth of the sea anemone. It
serves to
attach the
anemone to the substrate...
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timpani are
pedal timpani and can be
tuned quickly and
accurately to
specific pitches by
skilled players through the use of a
movable foot-
pedal. They are...
- In an automobile, the dead
pedal,
often also
called a footrest, is
typically a non-moving
piece of
rubber or
metal that the
driver is
supposed to rest...
