Crow and Sing

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Crow verb - To feel or express joy or triumph.

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Sing and crow are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sing" instead a verb "Crow".

Nearby Words: crowing, crowed

Sing verb - To produce musical sounds with the voice.

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Crow and sing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crow" instead a verb "Sing".

Nearby Words: singing, singer, singe, singed, singable

In Of Thee I Sing, the election night newsreel ends with the MGM lion opening its mouth, not to roar, but to crow like the Pathé rooster.

Source: Logo Joke
Crow: A flight of Jaguars sing thee to thy rest.

Source: Good Night, Sweet Prince
Subverted in "The Crow, the Fox, and the Cheese." The crow has a nice piece of cheese that the fox wants, so the fox resorts to flattery and coaxing to get her to "sing" which drops the cheese right in front of him.

Source: Literature / Aesop's Fables

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