A person who sings, a singer. In early use: spec. †a female singer, a songstress (obsolete).

One who sings; a trained vocalist; also spec. in eccl. use (quot. 1843).

gen. A person who chants or sings; a singer (now chiefly Scottish); †a composer or musician (obsolete). In early use occasionally also: †a song bird…

A singer.

Music. A person considered as the possessor of a singing voice, a singer. Also: the singing of an individual singer. Chiefly in plural.

A person who or thing which modulates something; (later chiefly) a regulator, a controlling mechanism.

A singer. (often depreciative.) Obsolete.

gen. A man associated with singing; a male singer or composer of songs; (also) †a musician (obsolete).

A singer. Obsolete.

One who, or something which, warbles or sings; a singer, songster.

A singer; a musician. Now rare.

A singer. Now esp.: one who sings jazz or popular music. Also in extended use.

A (male) singer.

A singer; = vocalist, n. 2.