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ing
A suffix used to from present participles as singing playing
Hymning
Praising with hymns singing
hootenanny
social gathering or concert featuring mostly folk songs sometimes dancing and where the audience often participates in the singing
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Hogmanay
The old name in Scotland for the last day of the year on which children go about singing and receive a dole of bread or cakes also the entertainment given on that day to a visitor
Greenlet
One of numerous species of small American singing birds of the genus Vireo as the solitary or blue headed Vireo solitarius the brotherly love V Philadelphicus
Glee club
A club or company organized for singing glees and by extension part songs ballads etc
Congregational
Of or pertaining to a congregation conducted or participated in by a congregation as congregational singing
Clamatores
passerine birds in which the vocal muscles are but little developed so that they lack the power of singing
Choral
Of or pertaining to a choir or chorus singing sung or adapted to be sung in chorus or harmony
Cantatory
Containing cant or affectation whining singing
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