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carol
  1. (historical) A round dance accompanied by singing.
  2. A ballad or song of joy.
    1. (specifically) A (usually traditional) religious or secular song sung at Christmastime.
  3. Synonyms:
      4. hymn, song, canticle, chorale, psalm, anthem, lay, chant, spiritual, ditty, chorus, ballad, strain, canzonet, madrigal, noel, joyful hymn, Christmas song, paean, plainsong, plainchant, song of praise, choral, antiphon, introit, miserere, shout, religious song, sacred song, prayer, melody, poem, verse, psalmody, national hymn, folk song, alleluia, ode, descant, aria, doxology, hosanna, oratorio, littany, lied, hallelujah, evensong, worship song, poetry, minstrelsy … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “The church choir performed a beautiful carol during the Christmas Eve service.”
caroller
  1. Synonym of caroler; a carol singer
  2. A bard.
  3. Synonyms:
      4. singer, vocalist, songster, musician, soloist, chanteuse, crooner, balladeer, songstress, diva, caroler, vocalizer, serenader, artiste, songbird, troubadour, artist, voice, minstrel, chanter, accompanist, warbler, melodist, chorister, yodeler, divo, cantor, choralist, intoner, nightingale, lead singer, folkie, soulster, popster, performer, entertainer, backing vocalist, backup vocalist, backing singer, lead vocalist, backup singer, carol singer, busker, folk singer, bard, street entertainer, gleeman, street performer, street musician, rhymer … more
carol
  1. (architecture) Alternative form of carrel (“small closet or enclosure built against a window on the inner side, to sit in for study”).
  2. Synonyms:
      3. hymn, song, canticle, chorale, psalm, anthem, lay, chant, spiritual, ditty, chorus, ballad, strain, canzonet, madrigal, noel, joyful hymn, Christmas song, paean, plainsong, plainchant, song of praise, choral, antiphon, introit, miserere, shout, religious song, sacred song, prayer, melody, poem, verse, psalmody, national hymn, folk song, alleluia, ode, descant, aria, doxology, hosanna, oratorio, littany, lied, hallelujah, evensong, worship song, poetry, minstrelsy … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “The church choir performed a beautiful carol during the Christmas Eve service.”
caroler
  1. A carol singer.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. vocalist, singer, vocalizer, songster, voice, caroller, crooner, chanteuse, songstress, songbird, chorister, diva, warbler, balladeer, soloist, serenader, chanter, yodeler, lead singer, musician, artiste, troubadour, melodist, artist, folkie, soulster, popster, performer, entertainer, backing vocalist, backup vocalist, backing singer, lead vocalist, backup singer, carol singer, minstrel, accompanist, divo, cantor, intoner, choralist, nightingale, busker, folk singer, bard, street entertainer, gleeman, street performer, street musician, rhymer … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “During the holiday season, the caroler filled the streets with joyous melodies.”
caroling
  1. A singing of carols.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. vocalism, singing, chanting, carolling, crooning, serenading, song, warbling, carol, yodeling, yodelling, songs, vocals, chorusing, chorus, chorussing, intoning, vocal music, lyrics, incantation, chant, intonation, invocation, recitation, cantillation, humming, call, shout … more
carolling
  1. A singing of carols.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. vocalism, singing, chanting, caroling, crooning, serenading, song, warbling, carol, yodeling, yodelling, songs, vocals, chorusing, chorus, chorussing, intoning, vocal music, lyrics, incantation, chant, intonation, invocation, recitation, cantillation, humming, call, shout … more
carollings
  1. plural of carolling
  2. Synonyms:
      3. vocalisms, singing, chanting, carolings, croonings, serenadings, songs, warblings, carols, intonings, choruses, lyrics … more
carollers
  1. plural of caroller
  2. Synonyms:
      3. singers, vocalists, songsters, musicians, soloists, chanteuses, crooners, balladeers, songstresses, dive, carolers, vocalizers, serenaders, artistes, songbirds, troubadours, artists, voices, minstrels, chanters, accompanists, warblers, melodists, choristers, yodelers, divos, cantors, choralists, intoners, nightingales, lead singers, folkies, popsters, soulsters, entertainers, backup vocalists, performers, lead vocalists, carol singers, sopranos, prima donnas, street musicians, opera singers, street performers, buskers, folk singers, gleemen, bards, cantatrices, hazans … more
carolings
  1. plural of caroling
  2. Synonyms:
      3. vocalisms, singing, chanting, carollings, croonings, serenadings, songs, warblings, carols, intonings, choruses, lyrics … more
carolers
  1. plural of caroler
  2. Synonyms:
      3. chorus, choir, choristers, ensemble, vocalists, chorale, singers, consort, voices, choral group, group of singers, singing group, glee club, vocalizers, carollers, songsters, crooners, songstresses, chanteuses, songbirds, dive, warblers, lead singers, soloists, balladeers, chanters, serenaders, yodelers, musicians, artistes, troubadours, artists, melodists, folkies, popsters, soulsters, entertainers, backup vocalists, performers, lead vocalists, carol singers, divos, intoners, choralists, cantors, nightingales, minstrels, accompanists … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Strolling carolers and music from a gold-leaf piano enliven holiday teas and a Christmas Eve brunch.”
      “Smiles and offers of hot chocolate greet carolers as they stroll through the snowy streets singing the melodies of Christmas.”
      “Horse drawn carriage rides, Santa pictures, carolers, outdoor fire pit, wreath contest, shopping and dining galore.”
carols
  1. plural of carol.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. hymns, songs, canticles, chorales, psalms, anthems, lay, chants, spirituals, ditties, choruses, ballads, strain, canzonets, madrigals, noels, plainchant, plainsongs, paeans, introits, antiphons, shouts, misereres, chorals, melodies, folk songs, poems, prayers, psalmody, verses, doxologies, arias, oratorios, hallelujahs, lieder, hosannas, descants, alleluias, odes, evensongs, tunes, vocals, air, jingles, waiatas, serenades, shanties, lyrics, numbers, refrains … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “As the cards and carols remind us, Christmas is supposed to be a time for families and togetherness and peace and well being for all.”
      “Written for Charles Munch and the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Die Natali is a fantasy on Christmas carols.”
      “Brightly coloured lights, gift-wrapped presents and carols, this can only mean one thing, it's Christmas time.”
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