song¹ /song/

1. That which is sung
2. A short poem or ballad suitable for singing or set to music
3. The melody to which it is sung
4. An instrumental composition of similar form and character
5. Singing
6. The melodious outburst of a bird
7. Any characteristic sound
8. A poem, or poetry in general
9. A theme of song
10. A habitual utterance, manner, or attitude towards anything
11. A fuss
12. A mere trifle (as in going for a song being sold for a trifling sum)

songˈful adjective

1. Abounding in song
2. Melodious
3. Songlike
4. Like singing
5. Ready to break into song

songˈfully adverb

songˈfulness noun

songˈless adjective

songˈlike adjective

songˈster, fem songˈstress noun

A singer

songˈbird noun

1. A bird that sings
2. Any bird of the suborder Oscines

songˈbook noun

1. A book of songs
2. A service-book (obsolete)

songˈcraft noun (rare)

The art of writing or singing songs

song cycle noun

A sequence of songs connected in subject

songˈfest see fest

song form noun

The form of composition usual in songs

songˈman noun (Shakespeare)

1. A singer
2. A choir singer

Song of Songs or Song of Solomon noun

Canticles, a book of the Old Testament long attributed to Solomon

song school noun

songˈsmith noun

A composer of songs

song sparrow noun

An American songbird (Melospiza melodia)

song thrush noun

A common European thrush, with a song consisting of a series of short repeated calls (see also thrush¹)

songˈwriter noun

One who composes music and/or words for (esp popular) songs

make a song (and dance) about

1. To make overmuch of
2. To make an unnecessary fuss about

on song (informal)

Performing well, on form

• bury
• burying
• burying beetle
• burying beetles
• burying ground
• burying grounds
• burying place
• burying places
• bury one's head in the sand
• bury the hatchet
• 'bus
• bus
• bus.
• BUSA
• busbar
• busbars
• busbies
• busboy
• busboys
• busby
• bus conductor
• bus conductors
• bus-driver
• bus-drivers
• 'bused