songster
/'sɔɳstə/
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Definition
- Noun:
- A person who sings: A songster is someone who sings, often used to describe a singer, particularly one who performs songs.
- A bird with a musical call: A songster is any bird known for its melodious or musical song.
- A composer of popular songs: A songster is a person who writes the words or music for popular songs.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The local songster performed a beautiful ballad at the festival. (The local singer performed a beautiful ballad at the festival.)
- The nightingale is a celebrated songster of the woods. (The nightingale is a celebrated singing bird of the woods.)
- He was a talented songster, writing hits for many famous artists. (He was a talented songwriter, writing hits for many famous artists.)
Advanced Usage
- "A fine songster": This phrase is often used to compliment a skilled singer or a bird with a particularly beautiful song.
- The robin in our garden is a fine songster. (The robin in our garden is a bird with a very beautiful song.)
Variants and Related Words
- Songstress (n): A female singer. This is the feminine form of 'songster'.
- She was the leading songstress of her generation. (She was the leading female singer of her generation.)
Synonyms
- Singer: A person who sings.
- Vocalist: A singer, especially in a pop or jazz group.
- Songbird: A bird known for its song.
- Songwriter: A person who writes songs.
Related Phrases
- "A songster of note": A singer or songwriter of distinction or reputation.
- He became a songster of note in the folk music scene. (He became a distinguished singer in the folk music scene.)
Noun
- any bird having a musical call
- a person who sings
- a composer of words or music for popular songs