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serenader

serenader noun: one who serenades.

Noun

serenader (plural serenaders)

  1. One who serenades.
    • Streetlife serenader
      Never sang on stages
      Needs no orchestration
      Melody comes easy
      Midnight masquerader
      Shopping center heroes
      Child of Eisenhower
      New world celebrator
      Streetlife serenaders
      Have such understanding
      How the words are spoken
      How to make the motions
      Streetlife serenaders
      Have no...1974, Billy Joel, “Streetlife Serenader”, in Streetlife Serenade, performed by Billy Joel
    • Serenades pitch woo or pitch for whatever entitlement the serenader is looking for.2007 February 8, Bernard Holland, “What Do You Play in the Evening? Serenades. Moonlight Becomes Them.”, in New York Times

Forms of serenader

pluralserenaders

Origin of serenader

From serenade + -er.

Questions about serenader

What does serenader mean?
Serenader means one who serenades.
What part of speech is serenader?
Serenader is a noun.
What is the plural of serenader?
The plural of serenader is serenaders.

Words near serenader in the dictionary

  1. Seremban
  2. serena
  3. Serena Slam
  4. serenade
  5. serenaded
  6. serenader
  7. serenaders
  8. serenades
  9. serenading
  10. serenadings
  11. serenata

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