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songsome

songsome adjective: characterised or marked by song(s) or singing.

Adjective

songsome (comparative more songsome, superlative most songsome)

  1. Characterised or marked by song(s) or singing
    • Ah I my heart, / Lift up your voice; take songsome part, / And swell the chorus grand.1889, Travelers' Record - Volumes 25-26
    • And when you've got this silver piece, Just order up a stein— Got to with songsome black-bird pies— The frosty stein for mine!1907, Puck, volume 62

Forms of songsome

comparativemore songsome
superlativemost songsome

Origin of songsome

From song + -some.

Questions about songsome

What does songsome mean?
Songsome means characterised or marked by song(s) or singing.
What part of speech is songsome?
Songsome is an adjective.

Words near songsome in the dictionary

  1. Songshan
  2. songsheet
  3. songsheets
  4. songsmith
  5. songsmiths
  6. songsome
  7. songspiel
  8. songspiels
  9. songster
  10. songsters
  11. songstress

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