songer
songer noun: a singer (of songs); a songster.
Noun
songer (plural songers)
- A singer (of songs); a songster.
- If a man who plays at ping pong is a "ponger," Then a singer of a "singsong" is a "songer"; If the "songer" is a singer. Then the "ponger" is a "pinger," And the man who says it's wrong must be a "wronger."1902, Interstate Druggist, volume 3
- Will he sing it, I wonder?"
"Chantoozie, I ain't much of a songer any more. I just done that because I was told it was a colorful trait."1976, Katie Lee, Ten Thousand Goddam Cattle
Proper noun capitalized: Songer
Songer (plural Songers)
- A surname.
Forms of songer
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | songers |
| Proper noun | |
| plural | Songers |
Origin of songer
Perhaps dialectally inherited from Middle English songere, from Old English sangere, from Proto-Germanic *sangwārijaz (“singer”), whence German Sänger, Dutch zanger etc. Equivalent to song + -er. Alternatively newly formed from these components.
Words that rhyme with songer
Questions about songer
- What does songer mean?
- Songer means a singer (of songs); a songster.
- What part of speech is songer?
- Songer can be a noun or a proper noun.
- What is the plural of songer?
- The plural of songer is songers.
Words near songer in the dictionary
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