Lied and Shout

Lied

Lied noun - A German art song of the 19th century for voice and piano.
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Synonyms for Lied

Shout and lied are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shout" instead a noun "Lied".

Nearby Word: lie

Shout

Shout noun - A loud vocal expression of strong emotion.
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Synonyms for Shout

Lied and shout are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lied" instead a noun "Shout".

Nearby Words: shouted, shouting

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  • The story is set two years after the events of Elfen Lied, with the occasional Shout-Out to its events.
  • Discworld / The Colour of Magic His current employer has promised to let him go free, but he doesn't hold out much hope."I Lied." (arrow shot)"Sloppy workmanship." Shout-Out: Besides the direct parodies noted above; The place name "Ecalpon" ('noplace' spelled backwards) is a reference to Erewhon (almost 'nowhere' backwards).
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