Synonym: chant, croon, hum, serenade, vocalize. Similar words: single, singer, housing, missing, imposing, uprising, single out, supposing. Meaning: [sɪŋ] 
v. 1. deliver by singing 2. produce tones with the voice 3. to make melodious sounds 4. make a whining, ringing, or whistling sound 5. divulge confidential information or secrets.
v. 1. deliver by singing 2. produce tones with the voice 3. to make melodious sounds 4. make a whining, ringing, or whistling sound 5. divulge confidential information or secrets. 
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61. Don has agreed to sing bass .
62. My praise made her sing.
63. Poets used to sing of such heroic deeds.
64. The kettle started to sing.
65. They never dance or sing.
66. Try to sing in unison if you can.
67. She stepped into the spotlight and began to sing.
68. Your grandmother would like you to sing for/to her.
69. None of them could sing in tune.
70. Do you sing bass or baritone?
71. Let's sing it once more.
72. Come on, sing us a song!
73. The congregation stood to sing the hymn.
74. I prefer to sing with an accompaniment.
75. If you need anything,[sentencedict.com] just sing out for it.
76. Do anyone want to sing a duet with me?
77. You sing very well, I hear.
78. When they sing, their voices blend nicely.
79. Sing us a song, Susanna!
80. Just sing out what you want.
81. I sing with someone in duet.
82. Let's sing 'Happy Birthday'. All together now!
83. My brother can't sing a note.
84. Sing the second verse allegro.
85. I can't sing that high.
86. Cocks sing in the morning.
87. Will you sing me a song?
88. I sing with the university chorus.
89. She doesn't sing all that well.
90. Sing those bars an octave lower.
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