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a song of praise (to God or to a saint or to a nation)
praise by singing a hymn; "They hymned their love of God"
sing a hymn
related words >
Agnus Dei
,
Benedicite
,
Gloria
,
Gloria Patri
,
Gloria in Excelsis
,
Introit
,
Magnificat
,
Miserere
,
Negro spiritual
,
Nunc Dimittis
,
Te Deum
,
Trisagion
,
Vedic hymn
,
acknowledgment
,
alleluia
,
answer
,
anthem
,
antiphon
,
antiphony
,
aria
,
ballad
,
benediction
,
bless
,
bless the Lord
,
cantata
,
canticle
,
carol
,
celebrate
,
chant
,
chirp
,
chirrup
,
choir
,
chorale
,
chorus
,
church music
,
cognizance
,
credit
,
crediting
,
croon
,
cry up
,
descant
,
ditty
,
do-re-mi
,
doxologize
,
doxology
,
eulogize
,
exalt
,
extol
,
glorify
,
glorify the Lord
,
gospel
,
gospel music
,
grace
,
hallelujah
,
hosanna
,
hum
,
hymn of praise
,
hymn-tune
,
hymnody
,
hymnography
,
hymnology
,
intonate
,
intone
,
introit
,
laud
,
lay
,
lied
,
lilt
,
magnify
,
mantra
,
mass
,
minstrel
,
motet
,
offertory
,
offertory sentence
,
oratorio
,
paean
,
panegyrize
,
passion
,
pipe
,
praise
,
praise God
,
prayer of thanks
,
prosodion
,
psalm
,
psalmody
,
quaver
,
recessional
,
recognition
,
report
,
requiem
,
requiem mass
,
response
,
responsory
,
roulade
,
sacred music
,
serenade
,
shake
,
sing
,
sing in chorus
,
sing praises
,
sol-fa
,
solmizate
,
spiritual
,
thank offering
,
thank-you
,
thanks
,
thanksgiving
,
tremolo
,
trill
,
troll
,
tweedle
,
tweedledee
,
twit
,
twitter
,
versicle
,
vocalize
,
warble
,
whistle
,
white spiritual
,
yodel
warbler
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a small active songbird
a singer; usually a singer who adds embellishments to the song
related words >
Heldentenor
,
Meistersinger
,
Philomel
,
alto
,
aria singer
,
avifauna
,
baby bird
,
baritenor
,
baritone
,
bass
,
basso
,
basso buffo
,
basso cantante
,
basso profundo
,
bird
,
bird of Jove
,
bird of Juno
,
bird of Minerva
,
bird of night
,
bird of passage
,
bird of prey
,
birdie
,
birdlife
,
birdy
,
blues singer
,
bulbul
,
cage bird
,
canary
,
cantatrice
,
cantor
,
caroler
,
chanter
,
chantress
,
chick
,
coloratura soprano
,
comic bass
,
contralto
,
countertenor
,
crooner
,
cuckoo
,
cygnet
,
deep bass
,
diva
,
diving bird
,
dove
,
dramatic soprano
,
eagle
,
eaglet
,
feathered songster
,
fish-eating bird
,
fledgling
,
flightless bird
,
fowl
,
fruit-eating bird
,
fulmar
,
game bird
,
heroic tenor
,
hymner
,
improvisator
,
insect-eating bird
,
lark
,
lead singer
,
lieder singer
,
mavis
,
melodist
,
mezzo-soprano
,
migrant
,
migratory bird
,
mockingbird
,
nestling
,
nightingale
,
opera singer
,
oriole
,
oscine bird
,
owl
,
passerine bird
,
peacock
,
peafowl
,
peahen
,
perching bird
,
pigeon
,
prima donna
,
psalm singer
,
ratite
,
ringdove
,
rock-and-roll singer
,
sea bird
,
seed-eating bird
,
shore bird
,
singer
,
singing bird
,
singstress
,
song sparrow
,
songbird
,
songster
,
songstress
,
soprano
,
squab
,
storm petrel
,
stormy petrel
,
swan
,
tenor
,
thrush
,
torch singer
,
vocalist
,
vocalizer
,
voice
,
wading bird
,
water bird
,
waterfowl
,
wildfowl
,
yodeler
songbird
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any bird having a musical call
related words >
Heldentenor
,
Meistersinger
,
Philomel
,
alto
,
aria singer
,
avifauna
,
baby bird
,
baritenor
,
baritone
,
bass
,
basso
,
basso buffo
,
basso cantante
,
basso profundo
,
bird
,
bird of Jove
,
bird of Juno
,
bird of Minerva
,
bird of night
,
bird of passage
,
bird of prey
,
birdie
,
birdlife
,
birdy
,
blues singer
,
bulbul
,
cage bird
,
canary
,
cantatrice
,
cantor
,
caroler
,
chanter
,
chantress
,
chick
,
coloratura soprano
,
comic bass
,
contralto
,
countertenor
,
crooner
,
cuckoo
,
cygnet
,
deep bass
,
diva
,
diving bird
,
dove
,
dramatic soprano
,
eagle
,
eaglet
,
feathered songster
,
fish-eating bird
,
fledgling
,
flightless bird
,
fowl
,
fruit-eating bird
,
fulmar
,
game bird
,
heroic tenor
,
hymner
,
improvisator
,
insect-eating bird
,
lark
,
lead singer
,
lieder singer
,
mavis
,
melodist
,
mezzo-soprano
,
migrant
,
migratory bird
,
mockingbird
,
nestling
,
nightingale
,
opera singer
,
oriole
,
oscine bird
,
owl
,
passerine bird
,
peacock
,
peafowl
,
peahen
,
perching bird
,
pigeon
,
prima donna
,
psalm singer
,
ratite
,
ringdove
,
rock-and-roll singer
,
sea bird
,
seed-eating bird
,
shore bird
,
singer
,
singing bird
,
singstress
,
song sparrow
,
songster
,
songstress
,
soprano
,
squab
,
storm petrel
,
stormy petrel
,
swan
,
tenor
,
thrush
,
torch singer
,
vocalist
,
vocalizer
,
voice
,
wading bird
,
warbler
,
water bird
,
waterfowl
,
wildfowl
,
yodeler
canary
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any of several small Old World finches
a female singer
having the color of a canary; of a light to moderate yellow
related words >
Heldentenor
,
Meistersinger
,
Philomel
,
alto
,
aria singer
,
aureate
,
auric
,
baritenor
,
baritone
,
bass
,
basso
,
basso buffo
,
basso cantante
,
basso profundo
,
beige
,
betrayer
,
blues singer
,
buff
,
buff-yellow
,
bulbul
,
canary-yellow
,
cantatrice
,
cantor
,
caroler
,
chanter
,
chantress
,
citron
,
citron-yellow
,
coloratura soprano
,
comic bass
,
contralto
,
countertenor
,
cream
,
creamy
,
crooner
,
cuckoo
,
deep bass
,
diva
,
dramatic soprano
,
ecru
,
fallow
,
feathered songster
,
flaxen
,
gilded
,
gilt
,
gold
,
gold-colored
,
golden
,
heroic tenor
,
hymner
,
improvisator
,
lark
,
lead singer
,
lemon
,
lemon-yellow
,
lieder singer
,
luteolous
,
lutescent
,
mavis
,
melodist
,
mezzo-soprano
,
mockingbird
,
nark
,
nightingale
,
ocherish
,
ocherous
,
ochery
,
ochreous
,
ochroid
,
ochrous
,
ochry
,
opera singer
,
or
,
oriole
,
prima donna
,
primrose
,
primrose-colored
,
primrose-yellow
,
psalm singer
,
ringdove
,
rock-and-roll singer
,
saffron
,
saffron-colored
,
saffron-yellow
,
sallow
,
sand-colored
,
sandy
,
singer
,
singing bird
,
singstress
,
snitch
,
song sparrow
,
songbird
,
songster
,
songstress
,
soprano
,
squealer
,
stool pigeon
,
stoolie
,
straw
,
straw-colored
,
tenor
,
thrush
,
tipster
,
torch singer
,
vocalist
,
vocalizer
,
voice
,
warbler
,
xanthic
,
xanthous
,
yellow
,
yellowish
,
yodeler
singer
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a person who sings
United States writer (born in Poland) of Yiddish stories and novels (1904-1991)
United States inventor of an improved chain-stitch sewing machine (1811-1875)
related words >
Heldentenor
,
Meistersinger
,
alto
,
aria singer
,
artist
,
artiste
,
balladeer
,
baritenor
,
baritone
,
bass
,
basso
,
basso buffo
,
basso cantante
,
basso profundo
,
belly dancer
,
blues singer
,
burlesque queen
,
canary
,
cantatrice
,
cantor
,
caroler
,
chanter
,
chantress
,
choir member
,
choirboy
,
chorine
,
chorister
,
chorus boy
,
chorus girl
,
coloratura soprano
,
comic bass
,
conjurer
,
contralto
,
coryphee
,
countertenor
,
crooner
,
dancer
,
dancing girl
,
danseur noble
,
deep bass
,
diva
,
dramatic soprano
,
ecdysiast
,
entertainer
,
exotic dancer
,
feature attraction
,
female impersonator
,
first tragedian
,
geisha
,
geisha girl
,
guisard
,
guiser
,
headliner
,
heavy lead
,
hero
,
heroic tenor
,
heroine
,
hoofer
,
hymner
,
impersonator
,
improvisator
,
jeune premier
,
lead
,
lead singer
,
leading lady
,
leading man
,
lieder singer
,
magician
,
melodist
,
mezzo-soprano
,
minstrel
,
mountebank
,
mummer
,
musician
,
nautch girl
,
nightingale
,
opera singer
,
peeler
,
performer
,
prestidigitator
,
prima ballerina
,
prima donna
,
principal
,
protagonist
,
psalm singer
,
public entertainer
,
rock-and-roll singer
,
show girl
,
singstress
,
soloist
,
songbird
,
songster
,
songstress
,
soprano
,
star
,
stripper
,
stripteaser
,
stripteuse
,
superstar
,
tenor
,
thrush
,
torch singer
,
troubador
,
vaudevillian
,
vaudevillist
,
vocalist
,
vocalizer
,
voice
,
warbler
,
yodeler
usage
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related words >
acceptance
,
acceptation
,
acception
,
active use
,
adjectival phrase
,
antonym
,
appliance
,
application
,
articulation
,
automatism
,
bad habit
,
bon ton
,
care
,
ceremony
,
characteristic
,
choice
,
choice of words
,
clause
,
composition
,
conformity
,
construction
,
consuetude
,
consumption
,
convenance
,
convention
,
creature of habit
,
custodianship
,
custom
,
dialect
,
diction
,
employ
,
employment
,
established way
,
etiquette
,
exercise
,
exertion
,
expression
,
fashion
,
folkway
,
force of habit
,
form
,
formality
,
formulation
,
free form
,
good use
,
grammar
,
guidance
,
guiding
,
habit
,
habit pattern
,
habitude
,
handling
,
hard usage
,
hard use
,
headed group
,
homograph
,
homonym
,
homophone
,
idiom
,
idiotism
,
ill use
,
language
,
langue
,
lead
,
lexeme
,
lingo
,
lingua
,
linguistic form
,
locution
,
logos
,
management
,
manipulation
,
manner
,
manner of speaking
,
manners
,
means of dealing
,
metonym
,
minimum free form
,
misuse
,
monosyllable
,
mores
,
noun phrase
,
observance
,
operation
,
paragraph
,
parlance
,
parole
,
pattern
,
peculiar expression
,
peculiarity
,
period
,
personal usage
,
phrasal idiom
,
phrase
,
phraseology
,
phrasing
,
polysyllable
,
practice
,
praxis
,
preference
,
prescription
,
procedure
,
proceeding
,
process
,
proper thing
,
received meaning
,
rhetoric
,
ritual
,
rough usage
,
routine
,
second nature
,
sentence
,
set phrase
,
social convention
,
speech
,
standard behavior
,
standard phrase
,
standard usage
,
standing custom
,
stereotype
,
stereotyped behavior
,
stewardship
,
syllable
,
synonym
,
syntactic structure
,
talk
,
term
,
time-honored practice
,
tongue
,
tradition
,
treatment
,
trick
,
turn of expression
,
turn of phrase
,
use
,
use of words
,
using up
,
usus loquendi
,
utterance
,
verb complex
,
verb phrase
,
verbalism
,
verbiage
,
verbum
,
vocable
,
way
,
way of speaking
,
what is done
,
wont
,
wonting
,
word
,
word-group
,
wordage
,
wording
,
wrong use
rhetoric
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study of the technique and rules for using language effectively (especially in public speaking)
using language effectively to please or persuade
related words >
Barnumism
,
affectation
,
articulateness
,
bedizenment
,
big talk
,
bluster
,
bombast
,
choice of words
,
command of language
,
command of words
,
composition
,
convolution
,
debating
,
declamation
,
demagogism
,
dialect
,
diction
,
effective style
,
elocution
,
eloquence
,
eloquent tongue
,
exaggeration
,
expression
,
expression of ideas
,
expressiveness
,
facundity
,
fashion
,
feeling for words
,
felicitousness
,
felicity
,
flashiness
,
flatulence
,
flatulency
,
forensics
,
form of speech
,
formulation
,
fulsomeness
,
fustian
,
garishness
,
gasconade
,
gaudiness
,
gift of expression
,
gift of gab
,
glibness
,
grace of expression
,
grammar
,
grandiloquence
,
grandioseness
,
grandiosity
,
graphicness
,
high-flown diction
,
highfalutin
,
homiletics
,
hot air
,
idiom
,
inflatedness
,
inflation
,
language
,
lecturing
,
lexiphanicism
,
literary style
,
locution
,
loftiness
,
long-windedness
,
luridness
,
magniloquence
,
manner
,
manner of speaking
,
mannerism
,
meaningfulness
,
mere rhetoric
,
meretriciousness
,
mode
,
mode of expression
,
oratory
,
orotundity
,
ostentation
,
ostentatious complexity
,
parlance
,
peculiarity
,
personal style
,
phrase
,
phraseology
,
phrasing
,
platform oratory
,
platitudinous ponderosity
,
polysyllabic profundity
,
pomposity
,
pompous prolixity
,
pompousness
,
pontification
,
pretension
,
pretentiousness
,
prolixity
,
prose run mad
,
public speaking
,
puffery
,
pyrotechnics
,
rabble-rousing
,
rant
,
rhapsody
,
rhetoricalness
,
rodomontade
,
sensationalism
,
sense of language
,
sententiousness
,
sesquipedality
,
showiness
,
silver tongue
,
slickness
,
smoothness
,
speaking
,
speech
,
speechcraft
,
speechification
,
speeching
,
speechmaking
,
stiltedness
,
strain
,
stump speaking
,
style
,
stylistic analysis
,
stylistics
,
swelling utterance
,
swollen phrase
,
swollenness
,
talk
,
tall talk
,
the grand style
,
the plain style
,
the sublime
,
tortuosity
,
tortuousness
,
trick
,
tumidity
,
tumidness
,
turgescence
,
turgidity
,
usage
,
use of words
,
usus loquendi
,
vein
,
verbiage
,
verbosity
,
vividness
,
way
,
windiness
,
wordage
,
wordcraft
,
wordiness
,
wording
bass
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nontechnical name for any of numerous edible marine and freshwater spiny-finned fishes
the member with the lowest range of a family of musical instruments
the lowest part of the musical range
the lowest adult male singing voice
the lowest part in polyphonic music
an adult male singer with the lowest voice
having or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range; "a deep voice"; "a bass voice is lower than a baritone voice"; "a bass clarinet"
related words >
A string
,
Amati
,
Cremona
,
D string
,
E string
,
G string
,
Heldentenor
,
Meistersinger
,
Strad
,
Stradivari
,
Stradivarius
,
accompaniment
,
alto
,
aria singer
,
baritenor
,
baritone
,
bass viol
,
basso
,
basso buffo
,
basso cantante
,
basso continuo
,
basso ostinato
,
basso profundo
,
bassus
,
blues singer
,
bourdon
,
bow
,
bravura
,
bridge
,
bull fiddle
,
burden
,
canary
,
cantatrice
,
canto
,
cantor
,
cantus
,
cantus figuratus
,
cantus planus
,
caroler
,
cello
,
chanter
,
chantress
,
chest voice
,
choral
,
choric
,
coloratura
,
coloratura soprano
,
comic bass
,
continuo
,
contrabass
,
contralto
,
countertenor
,
crooner
,
crowd
,
deep
,
deep bass
,
deep-echoing
,
deep-pitched
,
deep-toned
,
deepmouthed
,
descant
,
diva
,
double bass
,
dramatic
,
dramatic soprano
,
drone
,
drone bass
,
falsetto
,
fiddle
,
fiddlebow
,
fiddlestick
,
figured bass
,
fingerboard
,
grave
,
ground bass
,
head voice
,
heavy
,
heroic
,
heroic tenor
,
hollow
,
hymnal
,
hymner
,
improvisator
,
kit
,
kit fiddle
,
kit violin
,
lead singer
,
lieder singer
,
line
,
liturgical
,
low
,
low-pitched
,
lyric
,
melodist
,
mezzo-soprano
,
opera singer
,
operatic
,
part
,
plain chant
,
plain song
,
prick song
,
prima donna
,
psalm singer
,
psalmic
,
psalmodial
,
psalmodic
,
rock-and-roll singer
,
sacred
,
scroll
,
sepulchral
,
singer
,
singing
,
singstress
,
songbird
,
songster
,
songstress
,
soprano
,
soundboard
,
string
,
tenor
,
tenor violin
,
thorough bass
,
torch singer
,
treble
,
tuning peg
,
undersong
,
viola
,
violin
,
violinette
,
violoncello
,
violoncello piccolo
,
violone
,
violotta
,
vocal
,
vocalist
,
vocalizer
,
voce
,
voce di petto
,
voce di testa
,
voice
,
voice part
,
warbler
,
yodeler
tune
collapse
the adjustment of a radio receiver or other circuit to a required frequency
the property of producing accurately a note of a given pitch; "he cannot sing in tune"; "the clarinet was out of tune"
a succession of notes forming a distinctive sequence; "she was humming an air from Beethoven"
adjust the pitches of (musical instruments); "My piano needs to be tuned"
adjust for (better) functioning; "tune the engine"
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French pitch
,
accommodate
,
accord
,
accordance
,
adapt
,
adjust
,
adjust to
,
agreement
,
air
,
align
,
aria
,
assimilate
,
assonate
,
atone
,
attend to
,
attune
,
attunement
,
be aware of
,
be blind to
,
be harmonious
,
be in tune
,
blend
,
calibrate
,
canto
,
cantus
,
capacitate
,
carol
,
chant
,
chart
,
chime
,
chiming
,
chord
,
chorus
,
classical pitch
,
codify
,
composition
,
concentus
,
concert
,
concord
,
concordance
,
condition
,
conform
,
conformity
,
consonance
,
consonancy
,
consort
,
coordinate
,
correspondence
,
cut to
,
depth
,
descant
,
dial
,
diapason
,
disregard
,
dulcetness
,
enable
,
equalize
,
equip
,
euphony
,
extent
,
fit
,
fix
,
furnish
,
gear to
,
harmonics
,
harmonize
,
harmony
,
heavy harmony
,
height
,
high pitch
,
homologate
,
homologize
,
homophony
,
ignore
,
integrate
,
key
,
key to
,
lay
,
line
,
listen to
,
low pitch
,
magnitude
,
make plumb
,
make uniform
,
matter
,
measure
,
mellifluence
,
mellifluousness
,
melodia
,
melodic line
,
melodiousness
,
melodize
,
melody
,
methodize
,
monochord
,
monody
,
motif
,
musical quality
,
musical sound
,
musicality
,
musicalize
,
neighborhood
,
new philharmonic pitch
,
normalize
,
note
,
number
,
organize
,
pay attention to
,
philharmonic pitch
,
philosophical pitch
,
piece
,
pitch
,
plan
,
proportion
,
put in trim
,
put in tune
,
qualify
,
range
,
rationalize
,
reconcile
,
rectify
,
refrain
,
register
,
regularize
,
regulate
,
right
,
routinize
,
set
,
set right
,
settle
,
similarize
,
solo
,
solo part
,
song
,
soprano part
,
sound in tune
,
sound together
,
standard pitch
,
standardize
,
strain
,
string
,
suit
,
sweetness
,
symphonize
,
symphony
,
sync
,
synchronism
,
synchronization
,
synchronize
,
systematize
,
tailor
,
theme
,
three-part harmony
,
tonality
,
tone
,
tone down
,
tone up
,
treble
,
trim to
,
true
,
true up
,
tune out
,
tune up
,
tunefulness
,
understand
,
unison
,
unisonance
,
vicinity
,
vocalize
,
voice
,
warble
tongue
collapse
the flap of material under the laces of a shoe or boot
a mobile mass of muscular tissue covered with mucous membrane and located in the oral cavity
a manner of speaking; "he spoke with a thick tongue"; "she has a glib tongue"
the tongue of certain animals used as meat
any long thin projection that is transient; "tongues of flame licked at the walls"; "rifles exploded quick knives of fire into the dark"
lick or explore with the tongue
articulate by tonguing, as when playing wind instruments
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Maypole
,
abatis
,
aftertaste
,
alveolar ridge
,
alveolus
,
apex
,
argot
,
articulation
,
arytenoid cartilages
,
back
,
bagpipe
,
bar
,
baste
,
bell
,
berate
,
bill
,
bitter
,
blade
,
blow
,
blow a horn
,
blunder
,
boob
,
brains
,
breakwater
,
bugle
,
cape
,
carillon
,
carpet
,
chersonese
,
chew out
,
chimes
,
chitterlings
,
church bell
,
clapper
,
clarion
,
cockscomb
,
coral reef
,
cowbell
,
delta
,
dialect
,
dinner bell
,
dinner gong
,
doodle
,
doorbell
,
dorsum
,
double-tongue
,
facetiously
,
faux pas
,
fife
,
fire bell
,
flagstaff
,
flavor
,
flute
,
foreland
,
gaffe
,
giblets
,
gizzard
,
gong
,
gong bell
,
gust
,
hand bell
,
hard palate
,
haslet
,
head
,
headland
,
heart
,
hook
,
idiom
,
in fun
,
in jest
,
jaw
,
jestingly
,
jingle bell
,
jocularly
,
jokingly
,
keep mum
,
kidneys
,
language
,
langue
,
lap
,
larynx
,
lick
,
lingo
,
lingua
,
linguistic act
,
lip
,
lips
,
liver
,
locution
,
marrow
,
mistake
,
mouth
,
mull
,
nasal cavity
,
naze
,
ness
,
oral cavity
,
palate
,
parlance
,
parol
,
parole
,
passing bell
,
patois
,
peninsula
,
personal usage
,
pharyngeal cavity
,
pharynx
,
phonation
,
phraseology
,
pipe
,
point
,
pole
,
promontory
,
rail
,
rate
,
reef
,
relish
,
rod
,
sacring bell
,
salt
,
sandspit
,
sapidity
,
sapor
,
savor
,
savoriness
,
say nothing
,
scape
,
sequence of phonemes
,
shaft
,
sheepbell
,
shut up
,
sleigh bell
,
slip
,
smack
,
soft palate
,
sound
,
sour
,
speaking
,
speech
,
speech act
,
speech organ
,
spit
,
spur
,
stalk
,
stem
,
stick
,
stomach
,
string
,
sweet
,
sweetbread
,
syrinx
,
talk
,
tang
,
taste
,
taste bud
,
teeth
,
teeth ridge
,
telephone bell
,
the spoken word
,
tintinnabulum
,
tip
,
toot
,
tooth
,
tootle
,
totem pole
,
triangle
,
tripe
,
triple-tongue
,
trumpet
,
tweedle
,
upbraid
,
usage
,
utterance
,
utterance string
,
velum
,
vernacular
,
vocable
,
vocal chink
,
vocal cords
,
vocal folds
,
vocal processes
,
voice
,
voice box
,
whimsically
,
whistle
,
wind
,
wind the horn
,
word
,
word of mouth
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