croon a lullaby
1croon — verb Etymology: Middle English croynen, from Middle Dutch cronen; akin to Old High German crōnen to chatter Date: 15th century intransitive verb 1. chiefly Scottish bellow, boom 2. to sing or speak in a gentle murmuring manner; …
2Dream On (An Indian Lullaby) — Cover, sheet music, 1922 Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by B.G. DeSylva Published 1922 Language English …
3List of compositions by Herbert Howells — This is a classified list of compositions by the English composer Herbert Howells.tage* Mother s Here (incidental music), 1929, collab. G. Jacob, lost * Penguinski (ballet), 1933Orchestral* The B s , suite, Op. 13, 1914, unpubd * Puck s Minuet ,… …
4Limping for a Generation — Infobox Album Name = Limping for a Generation Type = studio Artist = The Blow Monkeys Released = 1984 Recorded = Genre = New wave Glam/Jazz/Punk Length = 40 min : 10 sec Label = RCA/Ariola/BMG Producer = Peter Wilson Last album = / This album =… …
5Lake Cadibarrawirracanna — Bild gesucht  BW Geographische Lage Bundesstaat South Australia Zuflüsse …
6chant — n 1. song, singing, melody, chanson, lied; carol, madrigal, glee, serenade, serenata, Music. cantata; spiritual, dirge, ballad; monody, homophony; aria, Music. arietta, chantey, Music. descant; lullaby, Music. berceuse; duet, All Music. catch,… …
7Jimmy Boyd — For the actor from The Electric Company , see Jim Boyd (actor). Infobox actor name = Jimmy Boyd imagesize = caption = birthname = birthdate = Birth date and age|1939|01|9 birthplace = McComb, Mississippi, U.S. deathdate =| deathplace = occupation …
8Charmbracelet — Charmbracelet …
9sing — Synonyms and related words: anthem, babble, ballad, bark, bawl, be in heaven, be indiscreet, be pleased, be unguarded, beam, bellow, betray, betray a confidence, blab, blabber, blare, blat, blow the whistle, blubber, blurt, blurt out, boom, bray …
10sing — v 1. vocalize, carol, trill, warble, lilt, flute, chirp, croon, pipe, quaver; hymn, serenade, lullaby, melodize, Sl. belt out, Inf. deliver, Inf. render; chant, intone, cantillate. 2. tell about, praise, laud, extol; emblazon, sound the praises… …
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