tunesomeadj.
/ˈtjuːnsəm/ rare.
Having ‘tune’ or melody; tuneful.
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sweetc900
merryOE
softc1230
accordanta1325
well-soundingc1350
cordant1382
sootc1385
songfula1400
melodiousa1425
sugaredc1430
well-toneda1500
tunable1504
dulcea1513
equivalenta1513
consonant?1521
harmonicala1527
harmoniousc1550
consorteda1586
Orphean1593
concentful1595
melodical1596
sweet-recording1598
tuneful1598
sirenical1599
high-tuned1603
nightingale-like1611
soundful?1615
according1626
modulaminous1637
undiscording1645
canorous1646
symphonious1652
concinnous1654
consonous1654
harmonic1667
sirenica1704
symphonial1773
concentual1782
chantant1785
Memnonian1800
melodized1807
Orphic1817
undiscordant1819
concentuous1850
fluting1852
melodic1871
well-orchestrated1872
jarless1876
tuny1885
tunesome1890
1890 Sat. Rev. 26 Apr. 514/2 These pieces are..tunesome and original.
1921 W. de la Mare Crossings iii. 82 As neat a brace of nightingales as ever I heard. Shy, but tunesome.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1915; most recently modified version published online September 2018).
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