Crossword clues for notate
notate
- Mark in the margin
- Jot in a log
- Jot comments in margins
- Add an explanation to
- Write jottings on
- Write a score
- Work on a score
- Take shorthand
- Record using symbols
- Put on the staff?
- Mark up, musically
- Mark up with symbols
- Make jottings
- Jot in the margin, say
- Jot in a journal
- Jot down in the margin
- Give that song a rest, say?
- Enter a flat, say?
- Create marginalia
- Convert into sheet music
- Add to the staff?
- Represent with symbols
- Mark up a score
- Jot down for reference
- Record in symbols
- Marked with spots or lines
- Add comments to a text
- Make marginal markings
- Write down in symbols
- Write down (music)
- Score absent from bottom of table
- Record in writing “London attraction’s shut down”?
- Write down on a score
- Write in the margins
- Make marginalia
- Write music
- Write down, as music
- Put down in writing
- Write, as music
- Work on a musical score
- Write with symbols
- Mark up, as a score
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Notate \No"tate\, a. [L. notatus marked, p. p. of notare to
mark. See 5th Note.] (Bot.)
Marked with spots or lines, which are often colored.
--Henslow.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1922, from Latin notatus, past participle of notare (see note (v.)). Related: Notated; notating.
Wiktionary
vb. 1 To mark with spots or lines, which are often colored. 2 To add notes to; to annotate 3 To create notation (i.e. music); to record/put down in the form of notation
WordNet
v. put into notation, as of music or choreography; "Nowadays, you can notate an entire ballet; in the old days, the steps had to be memorized"
Usage examples of "notate".
Hebrew alphabet, to notate the transfinite number, any part of which is as large as the whole.
Absent the customary rites of passage, undirected, I kept going forward, thinking that I would sooner or later encounter an official who would inscribe my name or open a computer file or in some other fashion notate my arrival.
He'd seen evidence of it in the field over the past several months elaborately notated bone objects, increased cranial capacity.
It seemed to be coming from Chintz who was notating a few inky equations on her gently muscled arm.
Tagging, notating, receipting, filing—preserving impeccable chains of evidence for the State case.
Impulsively, Karen put down the chart she was notating and hugged Piper in apology.
Jerry's still notating tires at the gas station, earning a dollar-fifty an hour.
She kept track of his Vegas suits and gaudy ties, notating them to the dry cleaner’s at exactly the right time, not so often as to wean them out prematurely, not too seldom as to make them appear soiled.
Collet nodded, recalling a police investigation into a restaurant that had failed to notate on its menu that the chili recipe contained peanut oil.