Carol
Carol verb - To produce musical sounds with the voice.
Usage example: she caroled with glee when she heard the good news
Sing is a synonym for carol in vocalise topic. In some cases you can use "Sing" instead a verb "Carol", when it comes to topics like sounds. popular alternative
Nearby Words: caroling, caroline, Carole, Caroll, carolee
Sing
Sing verb - To produce musical sounds with the voice.
Usage example: it's relatively rare to find actors who can also sing well
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Synonyms for Sing
Carol is a synonym for sing in music topic. You can use "Carol" instead a verb "Sing", if it concerns topics such as vocalise, chant, croon, sounds. popular alternative
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Afterwards, calm resumes, and the gang even sing a Christmas carol to the suspiciously large newborn baby.
Source: Screaming Birth - The Muppet Christmas Carol has the Marley brothers sing about how evil they were in life and what they could have done instead of ignoring people's needs.
Source: Self Deprecation / Film -
Later, at the end of the episode, they sing an actual Christmas carol with slightly different lyrics: "Angels we have heard are high / softly sipping old champagne..."
Source: Christmas Carolers
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