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Definition of sing
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of sing is as below...
Sing (v. i.) To utter
sounds
with
musical
inflections
or
melodious
modulations
of
voice,
as fancy may
dictate,
or
according
to the notes of a song or tune, or of a given part (as alto,
tenor,
etc.) in a
chorus
or
concerted
piece..
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Language
::
Language
(n.) The forms of
speech,
or the
methods
of
expressing
ideas,
peculiar
to a
particular
nation..
Bucket
::
Bucket
(n.) One of the
receptacles
on the rim of a water wheel into which the water
rushes,
causing
the wheel to
revolve;
also, a float of a
paddle
wheel..
Undated
::
Undated
(a.)
Rising
and
falling
in waves
toward
the
margin,
as a leaf;
waved..
Volitive
::
Volitive
(a.) Used in
expressing
a wish or
permission
as,
volitive
proposition..
Supererogant
::
Supereminent
(a.)
Eminent
in a
superior
degree;
surpassing
others
in
excellence;
as, a
supereminent
divine;
the
supereminent
glory of
Christ..
Contemplation
::
Contemplation
(n.) The act of
looking
forward
to an event as about to
happen;
expectation;
the act of
intending
or
purposing.
Exposition
::
Exposition
(n.) The act of
exposing
or
laying
open; a
setting
out or
displaying
to
public
view.
Grommet
::
Grommet
(n.) A ring
formed
by
twisting
on
itself
a
single
strand
of an
unlaid
rope; also, a
metallic
eyelet
in or for a sail or a
mailbag.
Sometimes
written
grummet..
Visitation
::
Visitation
(n.) The act of a naval
commander
who
visits,
or
enters
on
board,
a
vessel
belonging
to
another
nation,
for the
purpose
of
ascertaining
her
character
and
object,
but
without
claiming
or
exercising
a right of
searching
the
vessel.
It is,
however,
usually
coupled
with the right of
search
(see under
Search),
visitation
being used for the
purpose
of
search..
Latchstring
::
Latchstring
(n.) A
string
for
raising
the latch of a door by a
person
outside.
It is
fastened
to the latch and
passed
through
a hole above it in the door.
Monoplegia
::
Monoplegia
(n.)
Paralysis
affecting
a
single
limb.
Foxhound
::
Foxhound
(n.) One of a
special
breed of
hounds
used for
chasing
foxes.
Press
::
Press (n.) The art or
business
of
printing
and
publishing;
hence,
printed
publications,
taken
collectively,
more
especially
newspapers
or the
persons
employed
in
writing
for them; as, a free press is a
blessing,
a
licentious
press is a
curse..
Nursery
::
Nursery
(n.) The place where
nursing
is
carried
o.
Discoursing
::
Discoursing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Discours.
Travailous
::
Travailous
(a.)
Causing
travail;
laborious.
Windlass
::
Windlass
(n.) A
machine
for
raising
weights,
consisting
of a
horizontal
cylinder
or
roller
moving
on its axis, and
turned
by a
crank,
lever,
or
similar
means,
so as to wind up a rope or chain
attached
to the
weight.
In
vessels
the
windlass
is often used
instead
of the
capstan
for
raising
the
anchor.
It is
usually
set upon the
forecastle,
and is
worked
by hand or
steam..
Unicameral
::
Unicameral
(a.)
Having,
or
consisting
of, a
single
chamber;
-- said of a
legislative
assembly..
Tetradic
::
Tetradic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
tetrad;
possessing
or
having
the
characteristics
of a
tetrad;
as, a
carbon
is a
tetradic
element..
Catechisation
::
Catechisation
(n.) The act of
catechising.
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