Mus. [ad. F. larigot, OF. larigau ‘a Flute or Pipe … called so by the clownes in some parts of France’ (Cotgr.), of unknown origin.] An organ-stop: see quot.
1876. Hiles, Catech. Organ, ix. (1878), 69. Larigot, Nineteenth, Octave Twelfth, a small metal Mutation stop…. The Larigot sounds a perfect fifth above the Fifteenth, and consequently a Nineteenth above the Diapasons.
