Related Words:
- coloratura
collapse - singing with florid ornamentation
- a lyric soprano who specializes in coloratura vocal music related words >
- acciaccatura,
- alto,
- appoggiatura,
- arabesque,
- aria,
- aria buffa,
- aria cantabile,
- aria da capo,
- aria da chiesa,
- aria di bravura,
- aria di coloratura,
- aria fugata,
- aria parlante,
- arietta,
- arioso,
- baritone,
- bass,
- bel canto,
- bourdon,
- bravura,
- burden,
- cadence,
- cadenza,
- cantabile,
- chest voice,
- choral,
- choral singing,
- choric,
- croon,
- crooning,
- division,
- dramatic,
- drone,
- drone bass,
- embellishment,
- falsetto,
- fioritura,
- flight,
- flourish,
- folk singing,
- grace,
- grace note,
- head voice,
- heroic,
- hum,
- humming,
- hymnal,
- incidental,
- incidental note,
- intonation,
- liturgical,
- long mordent,
- lyric,
- lyricism,
- mordent,
- operatic,
- operatic singing,
- ornament,
- passage,
- pralltriller,
- psalmic,
- psalmodial,
- psalmodic,
- recitative,
- roulade,
- run,
- sacred,
- scat,
- scat singing,
- singing,
- single mordent,
- sol-fa,
- sol-fa exercise,
- solfeggio,
- solmization,
- solo,
- song,
- soprano,
- tenor,
- tonic sol-fa,
- treble,
- turn,
- vocal,
- vocal music,
- vocalization,
- voce,
- voce di petto,
- voce di testa,
- voice,
- warbling,
- yodel,
- yodeling
- treble
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- three times as great or many; "a claim for treble (or triple) damages"; "a threefold increase"
- sing treble related words >
- accompaniment,
- air,
- alto,
- aria,
- baritone,
- bass,
- basso continuo,
- basso ostinato,
- bassus,
- bourdon,
- bravura,
- burden,
- canto,
- cantus,
- cantus figuratus,
- cantus planus,
- chest voice,
- choral,
- choric,
- coloratura,
- continuo,
- contralto,
- countertenor,
- cube,
- descant,
- dramatic,
- drone,
- drone bass,
- falsetto,
- figured bass,
- ground bass,
- head register,
- head tone,
- head voice,
- heroic,
- high,
- high-pitched,
- high-sounding,
- high-toned,
- hymnal,
- lay,
- line,
- liturgical,
- lyric,
- male alto,
- measure,
- melodia,
- melodic line,
- melody,
- mezzo-soprano,
- multiply by three,
- note,
- operatic,
- part,
- piercing,
- piping,
- plain chant,
- plain song,
- prick song,
- psalmic,
- psalmodial,
- psalmodic,
- refrain,
- sacred,
- sharp,
- shrill,
- singing,
- solo,
- solo part,
- song,
- soprano,
- soprano part,
- strain,
- tenor,
- tern,
- ternal,
- ternary,
- ternate,
- thin,
- thorough bass,
- three-ply,
- threefold,
- trilogic,
- trinal,
- trine,
- triple,
- triplex,
- triplicate,
- tune,
- undersong,
- vocal,
- voce,
- voce di petto,
- voce di testa,
- voice,
- voice part
- lyrical
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- suitable for or suggestive of singing related words >
- Alcaic,
- Anacreontic,
- Castalian,
- Homeric,
- Hudibrastic,
- Pierian,
- Pindaric,
- Theocritean,
- achingly sweet,
- agreeable,
- agreeable-sounding,
- alto,
- appealing,
- ariose,
- arioso,
- bardic,
- baritone,
- bass,
- bravura,
- bucolic,
- canorous,
- cantabile,
- catchy,
- choral,
- choric,
- coloratura,
- didactic,
- dithyrambic,
- dramatic,
- dulcet,
- ebullient,
- eclogic,
- ecstatic,
- effusive,
- elegiac,
- emotional,
- encomiastic,
- enthusiastic,
- epic,
- euphonic,
- euphonious,
- euphonous,
- exuberant,
- falsetto,
- fine-toned,
- golden,
- golden-tongued,
- golden-voiced,
- heroic,
- honeyed,
- hymnal,
- idyllic,
- impassioned,
- liturgical,
- lyric,
- melic,
- mellifluent,
- mellifluous,
- mellisonant,
- mellow,
- melodic,
- melodious,
- mock-heroic,
- music-flowing,
- music-like,
- musical,
- narrative,
- operatic,
- panegyrical,
- pastoral,
- pleasant,
- pleasant-sounding,
- poetic,
- poetico-mystical,
- poetico-mythological,
- poetico-philosophic,
- poetlike,
- psalmic,
- psalmodial,
- psalmodic,
- rapturous,
- rhapsodic,
- rich,
- runic,
- sacred,
- sapphic,
- silver-toned,
- silver-tongued,
- silver-voiced,
- silvery,
- singable,
- singing,
- skaldic,
- songful,
- songlike,
- sonorous,
- soprano,
- sweet,
- sweet-flowing,
- sweet-sounding,
- tenor,
- treble,
- tunable,
- tuneful,
- vocal
- accompaniment
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- a subordinate musical part; provides background for more important parts
- an event or situation that happens at the same time as or in connection with another related words >
- accession,
- accessory,
- accordance,
- addenda,
- addendum,
- additament,
- addition,
- additive,
- additory,
- additum,
- adjunct,
- adjuvant,
- agreement,
- alliance,
- alto,
- annex,
- annexation,
- appanage,
- appendage,
- appendant,
- appurtenance,
- appurtenant,
- association,
- attachment,
- augment,
- augmentation,
- baritone,
- bass,
- basso continuo,
- basso ostinato,
- bassus,
- cahoots,
- canto,
- cantus,
- cantus figuratus,
- cantus planus,
- co-working,
- coaction,
- coda,
- coetaneity,
- coetaneousness,
- coevalneity,
- coevalness,
- coexistence,
- coincidence,
- collaboration,
- collectivity,
- collusion,
- combination,
- combined effort,
- complement,
- concert,
- concerted action,
- concomitance,
- concomitant,
- concordance,
- concourse,
- concurrence,
- confluence,
- conjunction,
- consilience,
- conspiracy,
- contemporaneity,
- contemporaneousness,
- continuation,
- continuo,
- contralto,
- cooperation,
- corollary,
- correspondence,
- descant,
- drone,
- extension,
- extrapolation,
- figured bass,
- fixture,
- ground bass,
- increase,
- increment,
- isochronism,
- junction,
- line,
- offshoot,
- parasitism,
- part,
- pendant,
- plain chant,
- plain song,
- prick song,
- reinforcement,
- saprophytism,
- side effect,
- side issue,
- simultaneity,
- soprano,
- supplement,
- symbiosis,
- synchronism,
- synchronization,
- synergy,
- tailpiece,
- tenor,
- thorough bass,
- treble,
- undergirding,
- undersong,
- union,
- unison,
- united action,
- voice,
- voice part
- soprano
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- the pitch range of the highest female voice
- the highest female voice; the voice of a boy before puberty
- a female singer
- having or denoting a high range; "soprano voice"; "soprano sax"; "the boy still had a fine treble voice"; "the treble clef" related words >
- Heldentenor,
- Meistersinger,
- accompaniment,
- alto,
- aria singer,
- baritenor,
- baritone,
- bass,
- basso,
- basso buffo,
- basso cantante,
- basso continuo,
- basso ostinato,
- basso profundo,
- bassus,
- blues singer,
- bravura,
- canary,
- cantatrice,
- canto,
- cantor,
- cantus,
- cantus figuratus,
- cantus planus,
- caroler,
- chanter,
- chantress,
- choral,
- choric,
- coloratura,
- coloratura soprano,
- comic bass,
- continuo,
- contralto,
- countertenor,
- crooner,
- deep bass,
- descant,
- diva,
- dramatic,
- dramatic soprano,
- drone,
- falsetto,
- figured bass,
- ground bass,
- head register,
- head tone,
- head voice,
- heroic,
- heroic tenor,
- high,
- high-pitched,
- high-sounding,
- high-toned,
- hymnal,
- hymner,
- improvisator,
- lead singer,
- lieder singer,
- line,
- liturgical,
- lyric,
- male alto,
- 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,
- singer,
- singing,
- singstress,
- songbird,
- songster,
- songstress,
- tenor,
- thorough bass,
- torch singer,
- treble,
- undersong,
- vocal,
- vocalist,
- vocalizer,
- voice,
- voice part,
- warbler,
- yodeler
- tremor
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- an involuntary vibration (as if from illness or fear)
- a small earthquake
- shaking or trembling (usually resulting from weakness or stress or disease)
- shake with seismic vibrations; "The earth was quaking" related words >
- Bebung,
- aphonia,
- artificial voice,
- bang,
- bob,
- bobble,
- boot,
- bounce,
- broken speech,
- broken tones,
- broken voice,
- bump,
- charge,
- childish treble,
- choked voice,
- cracked voice,
- croak,
- crow,
- didder,
- disquiet,
- disquietude,
- dither,
- dithers,
- dysarthria,
- dyslalia,
- dyslogia,
- dysphasia,
- dysphonia,
- dysphrasia,
- falsetto,
- falter,
- fidgetiness,
- fidgets,
- flush,
- flutter,
- grimace,
- harshness,
- hawking voice,
- heaving,
- hiss,
- hoarseness,
- idioglossia,
- idiolalia,
- impairment of speech,
- inquietude,
- jar,
- jerk,
- jig,
- jigget,
- jiggle,
- jog,
- joggle,
- jollies,
- jolt,
- jostle,
- kick,
- lift,
- lisp,
- lisping,
- loss of voice,
- muzzy speech,
- nasal tone,
- nasalization,
- palpitation,
- panting,
- pitapat,
- pitter-patter,
- quake,
- quaker,
- quaking,
- quaver,
- quavering,
- quiver,
- quivering,
- restlessness,
- rictus,
- rush,
- rush of emotion,
- sensation,
- shake,
- shakes,
- shaking,
- shiver,
- shivers,
- shock,
- shudder,
- sibilation,
- speech defect,
- speech impediment,
- surge of emotion,
- temblor,
- thrill,
- throb,
- throbbing,
- tic,
- tingle,
- tingling,
- titillation,
- tremble,
- trembling,
- tremolando,
- tremolant,
- tremolo,
- tremor of excitement,
- trepidation,
- trepidity,
- trill,
- trillet,
- trilleto,
- trillo,
- twang,
- twitch,
- twitter,
- unrest,
- vibrate,
- vibrato,
- wobble
- twang
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- exaggerated nasality in speech (as in some regional dialects)
- a sharp vibrating sound (as of a plucked string)
- pronounce with a nasal twang
- pluck (strings of an instrument); "He twanged his bow"
- twitch or throb with pain
- sound with a twang; "the bowstring was twanging"
- cause to sound with a twang; "He twanged the guitar string" related words >
- accent,
- aphonia,
- artificial voice,
- bark,
- bawl,
- belch,
- bellow,
- blare,
- blat,
- blubber,
- boom,
- bray,
- breathe,
- broad accent,
- brogue,
- broken speech,
- broken tones,
- broken voice,
- burr,
- buzz,
- cackle,
- caw,
- chant,
- childish treble,
- chirp,
- chirr,
- choked voice,
- clang,
- clangor,
- clank,
- clash,
- coo,
- cracked voice,
- craunch,
- croak,
- crow,
- crump,
- crunch,
- dash,
- drawl,
- dysarthria,
- dyslalia,
- dyslogia,
- dysphasia,
- dysphonia,
- dysphrasia,
- exclaim,
- falsetto,
- flute,
- gasp,
- grind,
- groan,
- growl,
- grumble,
- grunt,
- harshness,
- hawking voice,
- hiss,
- hoarseness,
- idioglossia,
- idiolalia,
- impairment of speech,
- intimation,
- jangle,
- jar,
- keen,
- lilt,
- lisp,
- lisping,
- loss of voice,
- mumble,
- murmur,
- mutter,
- muzzy speech,
- nasal tone,
- nasalization,
- pant,
- pick,
- pipe,
- pluck,
- plunk,
- quaver,
- rasp,
- regional accent,
- roar,
- rumble,
- scranch,
- scrape,
- scratch,
- scream,
- screech,
- scrunch,
- shade,
- shake,
- shriek,
- sibilate,
- sibilation,
- sigh,
- sing,
- snap,
- snarl,
- snore,
- snort,
- snuffle,
- sob,
- speech defect,
- speech impediment,
- squall,
- squawk,
- squeal,
- streak,
- strum,
- suspicion,
- sweep the strings,
- thrum,
- thunder,
- tinge,
- touch,
- trace,
- tremor,
- trumpet,
- wail,
- warble,
- whiff,
- whine,
- whisper,
- yap,
- yawp,
- yell,
- yelp
- stitch
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- sewing consisting of a link or loop or knot made by drawing a threaded needle through a fabric
- a sharp spasm of pain in the side resulting from running related words >
- French knot,
- ache,
- acute pain,
- ankle,
- articulate,
- articulation,
- batten,
- batten down,
- bit,
- bite,
- bolt,
- boring pain,
- boundary,
- buckle,
- butt,
- button,
- cervix,
- chain stitch,
- charley horse,
- chip,
- chunk,
- clasp,
- cleat,
- clinch,
- clip,
- clipping,
- closure,
- collop,
- connecting link,
- connecting rod,
- connection,
- coupling,
- cramp,
- cramps,
- crick,
- cross-stitch,
- crumb,
- cut,
- cutting,
- darting pain,
- dollop,
- dovetail,
- elbow,
- embrace,
- end,
- fragment,
- fulgurant pain,
- girdle pain,
- gliding joint,
- gnawing,
- gob,
- gobbet,
- griping,
- hasp,
- hinge,
- hinged joint,
- hip,
- hitch,
- hook,
- hunk,
- interface,
- jam,
- join,
- joining,
- joint,
- jumping pain,
- juncture,
- kink,
- knee,
- knuckle,
- lancinating pain,
- latch,
- link,
- lock,
- lump,
- misery,
- miter,
- modicum,
- moiety,
- morceau,
- morsel,
- mortise,
- nail,
- neck,
- needle,
- needlepoint,
- nip,
- pang,
- paring,
- paroxysm,
- particle,
- patch,
- peg,
- picot,
- piece,
- pin,
- pinch,
- pivot,
- pivot joint,
- prick,
- rabbet,
- rasher,
- rivet,
- scarf,
- scoop,
- scrap,
- screw,
- seam,
- seizure,
- sew,
- sew up,
- shard,
- sharp pain,
- shaving,
- shiver,
- shoot,
- shooting,
- shooting pain,
- shoulder,
- shred,
- skewer,
- slice,
- sliver,
- smithereen,
- snack,
- snap,
- snatch,
- snick,
- snip,
- snippet,
- spasm,
- splinter,
- stab,
- stabbing pain,
- staple,
- stick,
- stockinette,
- stump,
- suture,
- symphysis,
- tack,
- tag,
- tailor,
- tatter,
- thrill,
- throes,
- tie rod,
- toggle,
- toggle joint,
- tormen,
- treble,
- tweak,
- twinge,
- twitch,
- union,
- wedge,
- weld,
- whipstitch,
- wrench,
- wrist,
- zipper
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