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melodizer

melodizer noun: one who melodizes.

Noun

melodizer (plural melodizers)

  1. One who melodizes.
    • The melodizer revels in flute and cremona stops, occasionally varied by trumpet and vox humana, and thus while one hand performs the customary one-two-three of the waltz, the other gives solos and runs, until it sinks away, probably with a final trill on the piccolo, and the player stands up in...1880, The Musical Standard
    • O wonder-working Queen! Romance, Immortal mother of the world that seems, Thy work alone is safe from time and chance, O golden melodizer of sweet dreams!1890, Temple Bar: A London Magazine for Town and Country Readers

Forms of melodizer

pluralmelodizers
alternative formmelodiser

Origin of melodizer

From melodize + -er.

Questions about melodizer

What does melodizer mean?
Melodizer means one who melodizes.
What part of speech is melodizer?
Melodizer is a noun.
What is the plural of melodizer?
The plural of melodizer is melodizers.

Words near melodizer in the dictionary

  1. melodiums
  2. melodization
  3. melodizations
  4. melodize
  5. melodized
  6. melodizer
  7. melodizers
  8. melodizes
  9. melodizing
  10. melodram
  11. melodrama

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