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bemoan
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related words >
be sorry for
,
bewail
,
complain
,
deplore
,
dirge
,
elegize
,
give sorrow words
,
grieve
,
grieve for
,
keen
,
knell
,
lament
,
moan
,
mourn
,
regret
,
repine
,
rue
,
rue the day
,
sigh
,
sing the blues
,
sorrow
,
weep
,
weep for
,
weep over
euphony
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related words >
accord
,
accordance
,
attune
,
attunement
,
balance
,
beauty
,
chime
,
chiming
,
concentus
,
concert
,
concinnity
,
concord
,
concordance
,
consonance
,
consonancy
,
consort
,
diapason
,
equilibrium
,
harmonics
,
harmony
,
heavy harmony
,
homophony
,
measure
,
measuredness
,
monochord
,
monody
,
order
,
orderedness
,
proportion
,
rhythm
,
sweetness
,
symmetry
,
symphony
,
synchronism
,
synchronization
,
three-part harmony
,
tune
,
unison
,
unisonance
pulsating
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related words >
beating
,
cadenced
,
cadent
,
ceaseless
,
chattering
,
constant
,
continual
,
in numbers
,
in rhythm
,
incessant
,
machine gun
,
measured
,
metric
,
oscillating
,
palpitant
,
perennial
,
perpetual
,
pitapat
,
pulsatile
,
pulsative
,
pulsatory
,
pulsing
,
rapid
,
regular
,
repeated
,
rhythmic
,
staccato
,
steady
,
stuttering
,
sustained
,
throbbing
,
unbroken
,
unceasing
,
unchanging
,
unintermitted
,
unintermittent
,
unintermitting
,
uninterrupted
,
unremitting
,
unstopped
,
unvarying
,
vibrating
serenade
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a song characteristically played outside the house of a woman
sing and play for somebody; "She was serenaded by her admirers"
related words >
Brautlied
,
Christmas carol
,
Kunstlied
,
Liebeslied
,
Volkslied
,
address
,
addresses
,
alba
,
amorous pursuit
,
anthem
,
art song
,
aubade
,
ballad
,
ballade
,
ballata
,
barcarole
,
beau
,
blues
,
blues song
,
boat song
,
bridal hymn
,
brindisi
,
calypso
,
canso
,
canticle
,
canzone
,
canzonet
,
canzonetta
,
carol
,
cavatina
,
chanson
,
chant
,
chantey
,
chase
,
chirp
,
chirrup
,
choir
,
chorus
,
court
,
courting
,
croon
,
croon song
,
descant
,
dirge
,
ditty
,
do-re-mi
,
drinking song
,
epithalamium
,
esquire
,
folk song
,
follow
,
gallantry
,
hum
,
hymeneal
,
hymn
,
intonate
,
intone
,
lay
,
lay siege to
,
lied
,
lilt
,
love song
,
love-lilt
,
make suit to
,
matin
,
minstrel
,
minstrel song
,
minstrelsy
,
national anthem
,
pay attention to
,
pay court to
,
pipe
,
prothalamium
,
psalm
,
pursue
,
quaver
,
roulade
,
serena
,
serenata
,
shake
,
sing
,
sing in chorus
,
sol-fa
,
solmizate
,
song
,
spark
,
squire
,
sue
,
suing
,
suit
,
swain
,
sweetheart
,
theme song
,
torch song
,
tremolo
,
trill
,
troll
,
tweedle
,
tweedledee
,
twit
,
twitter
,
vocalize
,
war song
,
warble
,
wedding song
,
whistle
,
woo
,
wooing
,
yodel
rhythmical
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recurring with measured regularity; "the rhythmic chiming of church bells"- John Galsworthy; "rhythmical prose"
related words >
alternate
,
antispastic
,
beating
,
cadenced
,
cadent
,
circling
,
cyclic
,
dactylic
,
epochal
,
even
,
every other
,
iambic
,
in numbers
,
in rhythm
,
intermittent
,
isochronal
,
measured
,
metric
,
metronomic
,
oscillatory
,
palpitant
,
periodical
,
pitapat
,
prosodic
,
pulsatile
,
pulsating
,
pulsative
,
pulsatory
,
pulsing
,
pyrrhic
,
reciprocal
,
recurrent
,
recurring
,
rhythmic
,
rotary
,
scanning
,
seasonal
,
serial
,
spondaic
,
staccato
,
steady
,
throbbing
,
trochaic
,
undulant
,
undulatory
,
wavelike
,
wheeling
pulsing
collapse
related words >
alternate
,
beating
,
cadenced
,
cadent
,
circling
,
cyclic
,
epochal
,
even
,
every other
,
full
,
in numbers
,
in rhythm
,
intermittent
,
isochronal
,
measured
,
mellow
,
metric
,
metronomic
,
oscillatory
,
palpitant
,
periodical
,
pitapat
,
plangent
,
pulsatile
,
pulsating
,
pulsative
,
pulsatory
,
reciprocal
,
recurrent
,
recurring
,
resonant
,
resonating
,
rhythmic
,
rich
,
rolling
,
rotary
,
seasonal
,
serial
,
sonorous
,
staccato
,
steady
,
throbbing
,
undulant
,
undulatory
,
vibrant
,
vibrating
,
wavelike
,
wheeling
rhythmic
collapse
related words >
alternate
,
antispastic
,
beating
,
cadenced
,
cadent
,
circling
,
cyclic
,
dactylic
,
epochal
,
even
,
every other
,
iambic
,
in numbers
,
in rhythm
,
intermittent
,
isochronal
,
measured
,
metric
,
metronomic
,
oscillatory
,
palpitant
,
periodical
,
pitapat
,
prosodic
,
pulsatile
,
pulsating
,
pulsative
,
pulsatory
,
pulsing
,
pyrrhic
,
reciprocal
,
recurrent
,
recurring
,
regular
,
rhythmical
,
rotary
,
scanning
,
seasonal
,
serial
,
spondaic
,
staccato
,
steady
,
throbbing
,
trochaic
,
undulant
,
undulatory
,
wavelike
,
wheeling
oscillation
collapse
(physics) a regular periodic variation in value about a mean
the process of oscillating between states
related words >
alternation
,
beat
,
cyclicalness
,
equivocation
,
fluctuation
,
intermittence
,
intermittency
,
meter
,
pendulation
,
pendulum motion
,
periodicalness
,
periodicity
,
piston motion
,
pulsation
,
reappearance
,
recurrence
,
regular wave motion
,
reoccurrence
,
return
,
rhythm
,
seasonality
,
seesawing
,
shifting
,
shilly-shally
,
shilly-shallying
,
shuffling
,
teeter-tottering
,
teetering
,
tottering
,
undulation
,
vacillation
,
variation
,
vicissitude
,
wavering
,
wobbling
mourn
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feel sadness; "She is mourning her dead child"
observe the customs of mourning after the death of a loved one
related words >
ache
,
agonize
,
bemoan
,
bewail
,
bleed
,
brood over
,
deplore
,
dirge
,
discomfort
,
dismay
,
distress
,
elegize
,
fret
,
give sorrow words
,
grieve
,
grieve over
,
keen
,
knell
,
lament
,
moan
,
mope
,
pain
,
pine
,
pine away
,
regret
,
repine
,
rue
,
sigh
,
sing the blues
,
sorrow
,
take on
,
weep for
,
weep over
canticle
collapse
a hymn derived from the Bible
related words >
Agnus Dei
,
Benedicite
,
Brautlied
,
Christmas carol
,
Gloria
,
Gloria Patri
,
Gloria in Excelsis
,
Introit
,
Kunstlied
,
Liebeslied
,
Magnificat
,
Miserere
,
Negro spiritual
,
Nunc Dimittis
,
Te Deum
,
Trisagion
,
Vedic hymn
,
Volkslied
,
alba
,
alleluia
,
answer
,
anthem
,
antiphon
,
antiphony
,
art song
,
aubade
,
ballad
,
ballade
,
ballata
,
barcarole
,
blues
,
blues song
,
boat song
,
bridal hymn
,
brindisi
,
calypso
,
canso
,
cantata
,
canzone
,
canzonet
,
canzonetta
,
carol
,
cavatina
,
chanson
,
chant
,
chantey
,
chorale
,
church music
,
croon
,
croon song
,
dirge
,
ditty
,
doxology
,
drinking song
,
epithalamium
,
folk song
,
gospel
,
gospel music
,
hallelujah
,
hosanna
,
hymeneal
,
hymn
,
hymn of praise
,
hymn-tune
,
hymnody
,
hymnography
,
hymnology
,
introit
,
laud
,
lay
,
lied
,
lilt
,
love song
,
love-lilt
,
mantra
,
mass
,
matin
,
minstrel song
,
minstrelsy
,
motet
,
national anthem
,
offertory
,
offertory sentence
,
oratorio
,
paean
,
passion
,
prosodion
,
prothalamium
,
psalm
,
psalmody
,
recessional
,
report
,
requiem
,
requiem mass
,
response
,
responsory
,
sacred music
,
serena
,
serenade
,
serenata
,
song
,
spiritual
,
theme song
,
torch song
,
versicle
,
war song
,
wedding song
,
white spiritual
anthem
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a song of devotion or loyalty (as to a nation or school)
related words >
Agnus Dei
,
Benedicite
,
Brautlied
,
Christmas carol
,
Gloria
,
Gloria Patri
,
Gloria in Excelsis
,
Introit
,
Kunstlied
,
Liebeslied
,
Magnificat
,
Miserere
,
Negro spiritual
,
Nunc Dimittis
,
Te Deum
,
Trisagion
,
Vedic hymn
,
Volkslied
,
alba
,
alleluia
,
answer
,
antiphon
,
antiphony
,
art song
,
aubade
,
ballad
,
ballade
,
ballata
,
barcarole
,
blues
,
blues song
,
boat song
,
bridal hymn
,
brindisi
,
calypso
,
canso
,
cantata
,
canticle
,
canzone
,
canzonet
,
canzonetta
,
carol
,
cavatina
,
chanson
,
chant
,
chantey
,
chorale
,
church music
,
croon
,
croon song
,
dirge
,
ditty
,
doxology
,
drinking song
,
epithalamium
,
folk song
,
gospel
,
gospel music
,
hallelujah
,
hosanna
,
hymeneal
,
hymn
,
hymn of praise
,
hymn-tune
,
hymnody
,
hymnography
,
hymnology
,
introit
,
laud
,
lay
,
lied
,
lilt
,
love song
,
love-lilt
,
mantra
,
mass
,
matin
,
minstrel song
,
minstrelsy
,
motet
,
national anthem
,
offertory
,
offertory sentence
,
oratorio
,
paean
,
passion
,
prosodion
,
prothalamium
,
psalm
,
psalmody
,
recessional
,
report
,
requiem
,
requiem mass
,
response
,
responsory
,
sacred music
,
serena
,
serenade
,
serenata
,
song
,
spiritual
,
theme song
,
torch song
,
versicle
,
war song
,
wedding song
,
white spiritual
elegize
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compose an elegy
related words >
bemoan
,
bewail
,
climb Parnassus
,
compose poetry
,
deplore
,
dirge
,
give sorrow words
,
grieve
,
keen
,
knell
,
lament
,
lisp in numbers
,
make immortal verse
,
moan
,
mount Pegasus
,
mourn
,
poetize
,
repine
,
sigh
,
sing
,
sing deathless songs
,
sing the blues
,
sorrow
,
verse
,
versify
,
weep over
,
write poetry
musicality
collapse
the property of sounding like music
related words >
dulcetness
,
ear for music
,
harmonics
,
harmony
,
mellifluence
,
mellifluousness
,
melodics
,
melodiousness
,
melody
,
music
,
music theory
,
musical ear
,
musical quality
,
musical sense
,
musical sound
,
musical talent
,
musicianship
,
musicography
,
musicology
,
perfect pitch
,
relative pitch
,
rhythmics
,
sense of rhythm
,
sweetness
,
theory
,
tonality
,
tone
,
tune
,
tunefulness
,
virtuosity
banjo eyes
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related words >
baby blues
,
bright eyes
,
clear eyes
,
cornea
,
eye
,
eyeball
,
eyelid
,
goggle eyes
,
iris
,
lens
,
lid
,
naked eye
,
nictitating membrane
,
oculus
,
optic
,
optic nerve
,
orb
,
organ of vision
,
peeper
,
popeyes
,
pupil
,
retina
,
saucer eyes
,
sclera
,
starry orbs
,
unaided eye
,
visual organ
lens
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a transparent optical device used to converge or diverge transmitted light and to form images
electronic equipment that uses a magnetic or electric field in order to focus a beam of electrons
biconvex transparent body situated behind the iris in the eye; it focuses light waves on the retina
(metaphor) a channel through which something can be seen or understood; "the writer is the lens through which history can be seen"
genus of small erect or climbing herbs with pinnate leaves and small inconspicuous white flowers and small flattened pods: lentils
related words >
baby blues
,
banjo eyes
,
bright eyes
,
clear eyes
,
cornea
,
eye
,
eyeball
,
eyelid
,
goggle eyes
,
iris
,
lid
,
naked eye
,
nictitating membrane
,
oculus
,
optic
,
optic nerve
,
orb
,
organ of vision
,
peeper
,
popeyes
,
pupil
,
retina
,
saucer eyes
,
sclera
,
starry orbs
,
unaided eye
,
visual organ
retina
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the light-sensitive membrane covering the back wall of the eyeball; it is continuous with the optic nerve
related words >
baby blues
,
banjo eyes
,
bright eyes
,
clear eyes
,
cornea
,
eye
,
eyeball
,
eyelid
,
goggle eyes
,
iris
,
lens
,
lid
,
naked eye
,
nictitating membrane
,
oculus
,
optic
,
optic nerve
,
orb
,
organ of vision
,
peeper
,
popeyes
,
pupil
,
saucer eyes
,
sclera
,
starry orbs
,
unaided eye
,
visual organ
heartthrob
collapse
an object of infatuation
related words >
affect
,
affection
,
arrhythmia
,
beat
,
beating
,
beloved
,
darling
,
drumming
,
emotion
,
emotional charge
,
emotional shade
,
experience
,
feeling
,
feeling tone
,
flame
,
flutter
,
foreboding
,
gut reaction
,
heartbeat
,
honey
,
impression
,
love
,
palpitation
,
passion
,
pitapat
,
pitter-patter
,
presentiment
,
profound sense
,
pulsation
,
pulse
,
rat-a-tat
,
rataplan
,
reaction
,
response
,
rhythm
,
sensation
,
sense
,
sentiment
,
staccato
,
throb
,
throbbing
,
turtledove
,
undercurrent
caesura
collapse
a break or pause (usually for sense) in the middle of a verse line
a pause or interruption (as in a conversation); "after an ominous caesura the preacher continued"
related words >
Alexandrine
,
abeyance
,
accent
,
accentuation
,
amphibrach
,
amphimacer
,
anacrusis
,
anapest
,
antispast
,
arsis
,
bacchius
,
beat
,
boundary
,
breach
,
break
,
cadence
,
catalexis
,
cease-fire
,
cessation
,
chloriamb
,
chloriambus
,
clearance
,
colon
,
comma
,
counterpoint
,
cretic
,
dactyl
,
dactylic hexameter
,
day off
,
diaeresis
,
dimeter
,
dipody
,
discontinuity
,
distance between
,
dochmiac
,
double space
,
drop
,
elegiac
,
elegiac couplet
,
elegiac pentameter
,
em space
,
emphasis
,
en space
,
epitrite
,
feminine caesura
,
fissure
,
foot
,
freeboard
,
gap
,
hair space
,
half space
,
heptameter
,
heptapody
,
heroic couplet
,
hesitation
,
hexameter
,
hexapody
,
hiatus
,
holiday
,
iamb
,
iambic
,
iambic pentameter
,
ictus
,
interim
,
interlude
,
intermediate space
,
intermezzo
,
intermission
,
intermittence
,
interruption
,
interspace
,
interstice
,
interval
,
ionic
,
jingle
,
jump
,
juncture
,
lacuna
,
lapse
,
layoff
,
leap
,
leeway
,
letup
,
lilt
,
lull
,
margin
,
masculine caesura
,
measure
,
meter
,
metrical accent
,
metrical foot
,
metrical group
,
metrical unit
,
metron
,
molossus
,
mora
,
movement
,
numbers
,
paeon
,
pause
,
pentameter
,
pentapody
,
period
,
point
,
proceleusmatic
,
pyrrhic
,
quantity
,
recess
,
remission
,
respite
,
rest
,
rhythm
,
room
,
semicolon
,
single space
,
space
,
space between
,
spondee
,
sprung rhythm
,
stand-down
,
stay
,
stop
,
stress
,
suspension
,
swing
,
syzygy
,
tetrameter
,
tetrapody
,
tetraseme
,
thesis
,
time interval
,
tribrach
,
trimeter
,
tripody
,
triseme
,
trochee
,
truce
,
vacation
emphasis
collapse
special and significant stress by means of position or repetition e.g.
special importance or significance; "the red light gave the central figure increased emphasis"; "the room was decorated in shades of grey with distinctive red accents"
related words >
Alexandrine
,
accent
,
accentuation
,
amphibrach
,
amphimacer
,
anacrusis
,
anapest
,
antispast
,
arsis
,
attention
,
bacchius
,
beat
,
cadence
,
caesura
,
catalexis
,
chloriamb
,
chloriambus
,
colon
,
concern
,
concernment
,
consequence
,
consequentiality
,
consideration
,
counterpoint
,
cretic
,
dactyl
,
dactylic hexameter
,
diaeresis
,
dimeter
,
dipody
,
dochmiac
,
elegiac
,
elegiac couplet
,
elegiac pentameter
,
epitrite
,
excellence
,
feminine caesura
,
foot
,
force
,
grammatical accent
,
gravity
,
heptameter
,
heptapody
,
heroic couplet
,
hexameter
,
hexapody
,
high order
,
high rank
,
iamb
,
iambic
,
iambic pentameter
,
ictus
,
import
,
importance
,
interest
,
intonation
,
intonation pattern
,
ionic
,
jingle
,
level of stress
,
lilt
,
mark
,
masculine caesura
,
materiality
,
measure
,
merit
,
meter
,
metrical accent
,
metrical foot
,
metrical group
,
metrical unit
,
metrics
,
metron
,
molossus
,
moment
,
mora
,
movement
,
note
,
numbers
,
paeon
,
paralipsis
,
paramountcy
,
pentameter
,
pentapody
,
period
,
pitch accent
,
precedence
,
preeminence
,
primacy
,
primary stress
,
priority
,
proceleusmatic
,
prominence
,
prosodics
,
prosody
,
pyrrhic
,
quantity
,
rhetorical accent
,
rhythm
,
rhythmic pattern
,
rhythmical accent
,
rhythmical stress
,
secondary stress
,
self-importance
,
significance
,
spondee
,
sprung rhythm
,
stress
,
stress accent
,
stress arsis
,
stress pattern
,
superiority
,
supremacy
,
swing
,
syzygy
,
tertiary stress
,
tetrameter
,
tetrapody
,
tetraseme
,
thesis
,
tone accent
,
tribrach
,
trimeter
,
tripody
,
triseme
,
trochee
,
underlining
,
underscoring
,
value
,
weak stress
,
weight
,
worth
ballad
collapse
a narrative poem of popular origin
a narrative song with a recurrent refrain
related words >
Brautlied
,
Christmas carol
,
English sonnet
,
Horatian ode
,
Italian sonnet
,
Kunstlied
,
Liebeslied
,
Petrarchan sonnet
,
Pindaric ode
,
Sapphic ode
,
Shakespearean sonnet
,
Volkslied
,
alba
,
anacreontic
,
anthem
,
art song
,
aubade
,
balada
,
ballade
,
ballata
,
barcarole
,
blues
,
blues song
,
boat song
,
bridal hymn
,
brindisi
,
bucolic
,
calypso
,
canso
,
canticle
,
canzone
,
canzonet
,
canzonetta
,
carol
,
cavatina
,
chanson
,
chant
,
chantey
,
clerihew
,
croon
,
croon song
,
dirge
,
dithyramb
,
ditty
,
drinking song
,
eclogue
,
elegy
,
epic
,
epigram
,
epithalamium
,
epode
,
epopee
,
epopoeia
,
epos
,
folk song
,
georgic
,
ghazel
,
haiku
,
hit
,
hit tune
,
hymeneal
,
idyll
,
jingle
,
lay
,
lied
,
light music
,
lilt
,
limerick
,
love song
,
love-lilt
,
lyric
,
madrigal
,
matin
,
minstrel song
,
minstrelsy
,
monody
,
narrative poem
,
national anthem
,
nursery rhyme
,
ode
,
palinode
,
pastoral
,
pastoral elegy
,
pastorela
,
pastourelle
,
poem
,
pop
,
pop music
,
popular music
,
popular song
,
prothalamium
,
rhyme
,
rondeau
,
rondel
,
roundel
,
roundelay
,
satire
,
serena
,
serenade
,
serenata
,
sestina
,
sloka
,
song
,
song hit
,
sonnet
,
sonnet sequence
,
tanka
,
tenso
,
tenzone
,
theme song
,
threnody
,
torch song
,
triolet
,
troubadour poem
,
verse
,
verselet
,
versicle
,
villanelle
,
virelay
,
war song
,
wedding song
prosody
collapse
the study of poetic meter and the art of versification
the patterns of stress and intonation in a language
related words >
Stabreim
,
accent
,
accentuation
,
alliterative meter
,
beat
,
cadence
,
emphasis
,
ictus
,
level of stress
,
lilt
,
measure
,
meter
,
metrical pattern
,
metrics
,
movement
,
number
,
numbers
,
primary stress
,
prosodic pattern
,
prosodics
,
quantitative meter
,
rhythm
,
rhythmic pattern
,
rhythmical stress
,
scanning
,
scansion
,
secondary stress
,
stress
,
stress accent
,
stress pattern
,
swing
,
syllabic meter
,
tertiary stress
,
vers libre
,
versification
,
weak stress
metrics
collapse
related words >
Stabreim
,
accent
,
accentuation
,
alliterative meter
,
beat
,
cadence
,
emphasis
,
ictus
,
level of stress
,
lilt
,
measure
,
meter
,
metrical pattern
,
movement
,
number
,
numbers
,
primary stress
,
prosodic pattern
,
prosodics
,
prosody
,
quantitative meter
,
rhythm
,
rhythmic pattern
,
rhythmical stress
,
scanning
,
scansion
,
secondary stress
,
stress
,
stress accent
,
stress pattern
,
swing
,
syllabic meter
,
tertiary stress
,
vers libre
,
versification
,
weak stress
carol
collapse
a joyful song (usually celebrating the birth of Christ)
joyful religious song celebrating the birth of Christ
sing carols; "They went caroling on Christmas Day"
related words >
Brautlied
,
Christmas carol
,
Kunstlied
,
Liebeslied
,
Volkslied
,
alba
,
anthem
,
art song
,
aubade
,
ballad
,
ballade
,
ballata
,
barcarole
,
blues
,
blues song
,
boat song
,
bridal hymn
,
brindisi
,
cackle
,
call
,
calypso
,
canso
,
canticle
,
canzone
,
canzonet
,
canzonetta
,
caper
,
caracole
,
cavatina
,
caw
,
chanson
,
chant
,
chantey
,
chatter
,
cheep
,
chirk
,
chirp
,
chirr
,
chirrup
,
chitter
,
choir
,
chorus
,
chuck
,
clack
,
clap hands
,
cluck
,
cock-a-doodle-doo
,
coo
,
croak
,
cronk
,
croon
,
croon song
,
crow
,
cuckoo
,
dance
,
delight
,
descant
,
dirge
,
ditty
,
do-re-mi
,
drinking song
,
drum
,
epithalamium
,
exult
,
folk song
,
frisk
,
frolic
,
gabble
,
gaggle
,
gambol
,
glory
,
gobble
,
guggle
,
honk
,
hoo
,
hoot
,
hum
,
hymeneal
,
hymn
,
intonate
,
intone
,
joy
,
jubilate
,
lay
,
lied
,
lilt
,
love song
,
love-lilt
,
matin
,
minstrel
,
minstrel song
,
minstrelsy
,
national anthem
,
peep
,
pip
,
pipe
,
prothalamium
,
psalm
,
quack
,
quaver
,
rejoice
,
revel
,
roll
,
rollick
,
romp
,
roulade
,
scold
,
serena
,
serenade
,
serenata
,
shake
,
sing
,
sing in chorus
,
skip
,
skip for joy
,
sol-fa
,
solmizate
,
song
,
squawk
,
theme song
,
torch song
,
tremolo
,
trill
,
troll
,
tweedle
,
tweedledee
,
tweet
,
twit
,
twitter
,
vocalize
,
war song
,
warble
,
wedding song
,
whistle
,
yodel
popeyes
collapse
related words >
baby blues
,
banjo eyes
,
bright eyes
,
bug-eyes
,
clear eyes
,
cockeyes
,
cornea
,
cross-eyes
,
eye
,
eyeball
,
eyelid
,
goggle eyes
,
iris
,
lens
,
lid
,
naked eye
,
nictitating membrane
,
oculus
,
optic
,
optic nerve
,
orb
,
organ of vision
,
peeper
,
pupil
,
retina
,
saucer eyes
,
sclera
,
squint eyes
,
starry orbs
,
swivel eyes
,
unaided eye
,
visual organ
,
walleyes
goggle eyes
collapse
related words >
baby blues
,
banjo eyes
,
bright eyes
,
bug-eyes
,
clear eyes
,
cockeyes
,
cornea
,
cross-eyes
,
eye
,
eyeball
,
eyelid
,
iris
,
lens
,
lid
,
naked eye
,
nictitating membrane
,
oculus
,
optic
,
optic nerve
,
orb
,
organ of vision
,
peeper
,
popeyes
,
pupil
,
retina
,
saucer eyes
,
sclera
,
squint eyes
,
starry orbs
,
swivel eyes
,
unaided eye
,
visual organ
,
walleyes
optic
collapse
related words >
baby blues
,
banjo eyes
,
bright eyes
,
clear eyes
,
cornea
,
eye
,
eyeball
,
eyelid
,
goggle eyes
,
iris
,
lens
,
lid
,
naked eye
,
nictitating membrane
,
ocular
,
oculus
,
ophthalmic
,
ophthalmologic
,
optic nerve
,
optical
,
optometrical
,
orb
,
organ of vision
,
peeper
,
popeyes
,
pupil
,
retina
,
saucer eyes
,
sclera
,
seeing
,
starry orbs
,
unaided eye
,
visible
,
visional
,
visual
,
visual organ
rhythm
collapse
recurring at regular intervals
the arrangement of spoken words alternating stressed and unstressed elements; "the rhythm of Frost's poetry"
the basic rhythmic unit in a piece of music; "the piece has a fast rhythm"; "the conductor set the beat"
related words >
Alexandrine
,
accent
,
accentuation
,
alternation
,
amphibrach
,
amphimacer
,
anacrusis
,
anapest
,
antispast
,
arrhythmia
,
arsis
,
bacchius
,
balance
,
beat
,
beating
,
beauty
,
cadence
,
cadency
,
caesura
,
catalexis
,
chloriamb
,
chloriambus
,
colon
,
concinnity
,
counterpoint
,
cretic
,
cyclicalness
,
dactyl
,
dactylic hexameter
,
diaeresis
,
dimeter
,
dipody
,
dochmiac
,
downbeat
,
drumming
,
elegiac
,
elegiac couplet
,
elegiac pentameter
,
emphasis
,
epitrite
,
equilibrium
,
euphony
,
feminine caesura
,
flutter
,
foot
,
harmony
,
heartbeat
,
heartthrob
,
heptameter
,
heptapody
,
heroic couplet
,
hexameter
,
hexapody
,
iamb
,
iambic
,
iambic pentameter
,
ictus
,
intermittence
,
intermittency
,
ionic
,
jingle
,
level of stress
,
lilt
,
masculine caesura
,
measure
,
measuredness
,
meter
,
metrical accent
,
metrical foot
,
metrical group
,
metrical unit
,
metrics
,
metron
,
molossus
,
mora
,
movement
,
number
,
numbers
,
order
,
orderedness
,
oscillation
,
paeon
,
palpitation
,
pendulum motion
,
pentameter
,
pentapody
,
period
,
periodicalness
,
periodicity
,
piston motion
,
pitapat
,
pitter-patter
,
primary stress
,
proceleusmatic
,
proportion
,
prosodics
,
prosody
,
pulsation
,
pulse
,
pyrrhic
,
quantity
,
rat-a-tat
,
rataplan
,
reappearance
,
recurrence
,
regular wave motion
,
reoccurrence
,
return
,
rhyme
,
rhythmic pattern
,
rhythmical stress
,
seasonality
,
secondary stress
,
spondee
,
sprung rhythm
,
staccato
,
stress
,
stress accent
,
stress pattern
,
sweetness
,
swing
,
symmetry
,
syzygy
,
tempo
,
tertiary stress
,
tetrameter
,
tetrapody
,
tetraseme
,
thesis
,
throb
,
throbbing
,
time
,
timing
,
tribrach
,
trimeter
,
tripody
,
triseme
,
trochee
,
undulation
,
upbeat
,
weak stress
dirge
collapse
a song or hymn of mourning composed or performed as a memorial to a dead person
related words >
Brautlied
,
Christmas carol
,
Dry Mass
,
English sonnet
,
Eucharistic rites
,
Horatian ode
,
Italian sonnet
,
Kunstlied
,
Lady Mass
,
Liebeslied
,
Low Mass
,
Mass
,
Missa
,
Missa bassa
,
Missa cantata
,
Missa legata
,
Missa media
,
Missa praesanctificatorum
,
Missa privata
,
Missa publica
,
Missa sicca
,
Petrarchan sonnet
,
Pindaric ode
,
Requiem Mass
,
Rosary
,
Rosary Mass
,
Sapphic ode
,
Shakespearean sonnet
,
Volkslied
,
alba
,
anacreontic
,
anthem
,
art song
,
aubade
,
balada
,
ballad
,
ballade
,
ballata
,
barcarole
,
bemoan
,
bewail
,
blues
,
blues song
,
boat song
,
bridal hymn
,
brindisi
,
bucolic
,
burial service
,
calypso
,
canso
,
canticle
,
canzone
,
canzonet
,
canzonetta
,
carol
,
cavatina
,
chanson
,
chant
,
chantey
,
clerihew
,
coronach
,
croon
,
croon song
,
dead march
,
death knell
,
death song
,
deathwatch
,
deplore
,
dithyramb
,
ditty
,
drinking song
,
eclogue
,
elegize
,
elegy
,
epic
,
epicedium
,
epigram
,
epithalamium
,
epode
,
epopee
,
epopoeia
,
epos
,
eulogy
,
exequies
,
extreme unction
,
folk song
,
funeral march
,
funeral oration
,
funeral rites
,
funeral song
,
georgic
,
ghazel
,
give sorrow words
,
graveside oration
,
grieve
,
haiku
,
hymeneal
,
idyll
,
jingle
,
keen
,
knell
,
lament
,
last duty
,
last honors
,
last offices
,
last rites
,
lay
,
lied
,
lilt
,
limerick
,
love song
,
love-lilt
,
lyric
,
madrigal
,
matin
,
minstrel song
,
minstrelsy
,
moan
,
monody
,
mourn
,
muffled drums
,
narrative poem
,
national anthem
,
nursery rhyme
,
obsequies
,
ode
,
palinode
,
passing bell
,
pastoral
,
pastoral elegy
,
pastorela
,
pastourelle
,
poem
,
prothalamium
,
repine
,
requiem
,
requiem mass
,
rhyme
,
rondeau
,
rondel
,
roundel
,
roundelay
,
satire
,
serena
,
serenade
,
serenata
,
sestina
,
sigh
,
sing the blues
,
sloka
,
song
,
sonnet
,
sonnet sequence
,
sorrow
,
tanka
,
tenso
,
tenzone
,
the Divine Liturgy
,
the Liturgy
,
theme song
,
threnode
,
threnody
,
torch song
,
triolet
,
troubadour poem
,
verse
,
verselet
,
versicle
,
viaticum
,
villanelle
,
virelay
,
wake
,
war song
,
wedding song
,
weep over
tempo
collapse
(music) the speed at which a composition is to be played
the rate of some repeating event
related words >
andante tempo
,
arrhythmia
,
beat
,
beating
,
cadence
,
compound time
,
drumming
,
duple time
,
flutter
,
heartbeat
,
heartthrob
,
largo
,
march tempo
,
measure
,
mixed times
,
momentum
,
pace
,
palpitation
,
pitapat
,
pitter-patter
,
presto
,
pulsation
,
pulse
,
rag
,
ragtime
,
rat-a-tat
,
rataplan
,
rate
,
rhythm
,
rubato
,
sextuple time
,
simple time
,
speed
,
staccato
,
syncopation
,
syncope
,
tempo rubato
,
three-quarter time
,
throb
,
throbbing
,
time
,
time pattern
,
timing
,
triple time
,
triplet
,
two-four time
,
waltz time
polyphonic prose
collapse
a rhythmical prose employing the poetic devices of alliteration and assonance
related words >
Goliardic verse
,
Hudibrastic verse
,
amoebean verse
,
concrete poetry
,
cubist poetry
,
dramatic poetry
,
elegiac poetry
,
epic poetry
,
epopee
,
epos
,
erotic poetry
,
expository prose
,
heroic poetry
,
imagist verse
,
light verse
,
melic poetry
,
metaphysical poetry
,
mock-heroic poetry
,
narrative poetry
,
nonfiction prose
,
oral poetry
,
poetic prose
,
prose
,
prose fiction
,
prose poetry
,
prose rhythm
,
prose style
,
runic verse
,
satire
,
satirical poetry
,
stichomythia
,
symbolist verse
,
vers de societe
suds
collapse
a dysphemism for beer (especially for lager that effervesces)
wash in suds
related words >
aerate
,
barmy beer
,
beat
,
beer
,
blues
,
breakers
,
collar
,
court
,
cream
,
dinge
,
dumps
,
foam
,
froth
,
gloom
,
head
,
heavy-heartedness
,
lather
,
make suit to
,
make up to
,
mantle
,
meringue
,
mopes
,
mousse
,
offscum
,
puff
,
pursue
,
scud
,
scum
,
sea foam
,
small beer
,
soapsuds
,
souffle
,
spark
,
spindrift
,
spoondrift
,
spray
,
spume
,
stinging
,
sud
,
surf
,
sweetheart
,
swipes
,
unhappiness
,
whip
,
whisk
,
white water
,
woo
,
yeast
lament
collapse
a cry of sorrow and grief; "their pitiful laments could be heard throughout the ward"
express grief verbally; "we lamented the death of the child"
related words >
bawl
,
bemoan
,
bewail
,
coronach
,
cry
,
deplore
,
dirge
,
discomfort
,
dismay
,
distress
,
dolorous tirade
,
elegize
,
elegy
,
epicedium
,
give sorrow words
,
grieve
,
grieve for
,
grieve over
,
groan
,
howl
,
jeremiad
,
keen
,
knell
,
lamentation
,
moan
,
moaning
,
monody
,
mourn
,
mourning
,
murmur
,
mutter
,
outcry
,
pain
,
plaint
,
planctus
,
repine
,
scream
,
sigh
,
sing the blues
,
sob
,
sorrow
,
threnody
,
tirade
,
ululation
,
wail
,
wail of woe
,
weep
,
weep over
,
whimper
,
whine
,
yawp
,
yowl
doldrums
collapse
a belt of calms and light winds between the northern and southern trade winds of the Atlantic and Pacific
related words >
anticyclone
,
antitrades
,
apathy
,
blahs
,
blue devils
,
blues
,
boredom
,
calm
,
cold storage
,
dead calm
,
deathlike calm
,
dejection
,
depression
,
disinterest
,
dismals
,
dolefuls
,
dormancy
,
dumps
,
ennui
,
flat calm
,
gloom
,
horse latitudes
,
inactivity
,
indifference
,
intermission
,
interruption
,
latency
,
listlessness
,
lull
,
megrims
,
mopes
,
mulligrubs
,
mumps
,
oily calm
,
polar easterlies
,
prevailing westerlies
,
quiescence
,
quiescency
,
retardation
,
roaring forties
,
slump
,
stagnation
,
sulks
,
suspension
,
trade wind
,
trades
,
wind-equator
,
windlessness
,
yawn
sulks
collapse
related words >
antipathy
,
averseness
,
aversion
,
backwardness
,
blahs
,
blue devils
,
blues
,
cursoriness
,
disagreement
,
disinclination
,
dismals
,
disobedience
,
disrelish
,
dissent
,
distaste
,
dods
,
doldrums
,
dolefuls
,
dorts
,
dumps
,
foot-dragging
,
fractiousness
,
frumps
,
grudging consent
,
grudgingness
,
grumps
,
indisposedness
,
indisposition
,
indocility
,
intractableness
,
lack of enthusiasm
,
lack of zeal
,
megrims
,
mopes
,
mulligrubs
,
mumps
,
mutinousness
,
nolition
,
obstinacy
,
opposition
,
perfunctoriness
,
pouts
,
recalcitrance
,
recalcitrancy
,
refractoriness
,
refusal
,
reluctance
,
renitence
,
renitency
,
repugnance
,
resistance
,
slowness
,
stubbornness
,
sulk
,
sulkiness
,
sullenness
,
sullens
,
unenthusiasm
,
unwillingness
colon
collapse
the part of the large intestine between the cecum and the rectum; it extracts moisture from food residues before they are excreted
a punctuation mark (:) used after a word introducing a series or an example or an explanation (or after the salutation of a business letter)
a port city at the Caribbean entrance to the Panama Canal
the basic unit of money in Costa Rica; equal to 100 centimos
the basic unit of money in El Salvador; equal to 100 centavos
related words >
Alexandrine
,
Deutschmark
,
Mark
,
Reichsmark
,
abdomen
,
accent
,
accentuation
,
afghani
,
amphibrach
,
amphimacer
,
anacrusis
,
anapest
,
anna
,
antispast
,
anus
,
appendix
,
arsis
,
bacchius
,
baht
,
beat
,
blind gut
,
boundary
,
bowels
,
brain
,
cadence
,
caesura
,
catalexis
,
cecum
,
cent
,
centavo
,
centime
,
chloriamb
,
chloriambus
,
comma
,
conto
,
counterpoint
,
cretic
,
dactyl
,
dactylic hexameter
,
diaeresis
,
dimeter
,
dipody
,
dochmiac
,
dollar
,
dong
,
duodenum
,
elegiac
,
elegiac couplet
,
elegiac pentameter
,
emphasis
,
endocardium
,
entrails
,
epitrite
,
feminine caesura
,
florin
,
foot
,
foregut
,
franc
,
giblets
,
gizzard
,
guilder
,
gulden
,
guts
,
heart
,
heptameter
,
heptapody
,
heroic couplet
,
hexameter
,
hexapody
,
hindgut
,
iamb
,
iambic
,
iambic pentameter
,
ictus
,
innards
,
inner mechanism
,
insides
,
internals
,
intestine
,
inwards
,
ionic
,
jejunum
,
jingle
,
juncture
,
kidney
,
kip
,
kishkes
,
kopeck
,
krona
,
krone
,
large intestine
,
lilt
,
lira
,
liver
,
liver and lights
,
lung
,
masculine caesura
,
measure
,
meter
,
metrical accent
,
metrical foot
,
metrical group
,
metrical unit
,
metron
,
midgut
,
milreis
,
molossus
,
mora
,
movement
,
numbers
,
paeon
,
pause
,
pentameter
,
pentapody
,
perineum
,
period
,
peseta
,
pie
,
piece of eight
,
pistareen
,
point
,
pound
,
proceleusmatic
,
pump
,
pylorus
,
pyrrhic
,
quantity
,
rand
,
rectum
,
rhythm
,
rial
,
ruble
,
rupee
,
semicolon
,
shekel
,
shilling
,
small intestine
,
sol
,
sou
,
spleen
,
spondee
,
sprung rhythm
,
stiver
,
stomach
,
stop
,
stress
,
swing
,
syzygy
,
tetrameter
,
tetrapody
,
tetraseme
,
thesis
,
ticker
,
tribrach
,
trimeter
,
tripes
,
tripody
,
triseme
,
trochee
,
vermiform appendix
,
viscera
,
vitals
,
won
,
works
,
yen
pupil
collapse
contractile aperture in the iris of the eye
related words >
apprentice
,
auditor
,
autodidact
,
baby blues
,
banjo eyes
,
beginner
,
bright eyes
,
catechumen
,
clear eyes
,
cornea
,
disciple
,
educatee
,
eye
,
eyeball
,
eyelid
,
goggle eyes
,
inquirer
,
iris
,
learner
,
lens
,
lid
,
monitor
,
naked eye
,
neophyte
,
nictitating membrane
,
novice
,
oculus
,
optic
,
optic nerve
,
orb
,
organ of vision
,
peeper
,
popeyes
,
praepostor
,
prefect
,
retina
,
saucer eyes
,
scholar
,
schoolboy
,
schoolgirl
,
sclera
,
self-taught person
,
starry orbs
,
student
,
studier
,
trainee
,
tyro
,
unaided eye
,
visual organ
beauty
collapse
the qualities that give pleasure to the senses
an outstanding example of its kind; "his roses were beauties"; "when I make a mistake it's a beaut"
related words >
Miss America
,
advantage
,
asset
,
attraction
,
attractiveness
,
balance
,
bathing beauty
,
beau ideal
,
beaut
,
beauty contest winner
,
beauty queen
,
belle
,
bunny
,
charmer
,
concinnity
,
cover girl
,
dazzler
,
dream
,
dreamboat
,
enchantress
,
equilibrium
,
euphony
,
eye-opener
,
eyeful
,
good-looker
,
great beauty
,
handsomeness
,
harmony
,
knockout
,
lady fair
,
looker
,
loveliness
,
lovely
,
measure
,
measuredness
,
model
,
order
,
orderedness
,
paragon
,
peach
,
pinup
,
pinup girl
,
proportion
,
pulchritude
,
pussycat
,
raving beauty
,
reigning beauty
,
rhythm
,
sex kitten
,
slick chick
,
strength
,
stunner
,
sweetness
,
symmetry
,
toast
eyeball
collapse
the ball-shaped capsule containing the vertebrate eye
related words >
baby blues
,
banjo eyes
,
be vigilant
,
be watchful
,
bright eyes
,
clear eyes
,
cornea
,
eye
,
eyelid
,
follow
,
gaze at
,
goggle eyes
,
have a looksee
,
hold in view
,
iris
,
keep in sight
,
keep in view
,
keep under observation
,
lens
,
lid
,
look after
,
look at
,
look on
,
look upon
,
naked eye
,
nictitating membrane
,
observe
,
ocular
,
oculus
,
ophthalmic
,
optic
,
optic nerve
,
orb
,
organ of vision
,
peeper
,
popeyes
,
pupil
,
reconnoiter
,
regard
,
retina
,
saucer eyes
,
sclera
,
scout
,
scrutinize
,
seeing
,
spy upon
,
starry orbs
,
unaided eye
,
view
,
visible
,
visual
,
visual organ
,
watch
yodeler
collapse
related words >
Heldentenor
,
Meistersinger
,
alto
,
aria singer
,
baritenor
,
baritone
,
bass
,
basso
,
basso buffo
,
basso cantante
,
basso profundo
,
blues singer
,
canary
,
cantatrice
,
cantor
,
caroler
,
chanter
,
chantress
,
coloratura soprano
,
comic bass
,
contralto
,
countertenor
,
crooner
,
deep bass
,
diva
,
dramatic soprano
,
heroic tenor
,
hymner
,
improvisator
,
lead singer
,
lieder singer
,
melodist
,
mezzo-soprano
,
opera singer
,
prima donna
,
psalm singer
,
rock-and-roll singer
,
singer
,
singstress
,
songbird
,
songster
,
songstress
,
soprano
,
tenor
,
torch singer
,
vocalist
,
vocalizer
,
voice
,
warbler
opera singer
collapse
related words >
Heldentenor
,
Meistersinger
,
alto
,
aria singer
,
baritenor
,
baritone
,
bass
,
basso
,
basso buffo
,
basso cantante
,
basso profundo
,
blues singer
,
canary
,
cantatrice
,
cantor
,
caroler
,
chanter
,
chantress
,
coloratura soprano
,
comic bass
,
contralto
,
countertenor
,
crooner
,
deep bass
,
diva
,
dramatic soprano
,
heroic tenor
,
hymner
,
improvisator
,
lead singer
,
lieder singer
,
melodist
,
mezzo-soprano
,
prima donna
,
psalm singer
,
rock-and-roll singer
,
singer
,
singstress
,
songbird
,
songster
,
songstress
,
soprano
,
tenor
,
torch singer
,
vocalist
,
vocalizer
,
voice
,
warbler
,
yodeler
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