balladeer
crooner
songer
vocalist
balladist
tenorist
balladize
ballad
singing voice
chanteuse
choruser
songman
ballader
set of pipes
lead vocalist
coloratura
sing like a bird
choralist
singer
voice
minstrelsy
singing telegram
cantatrice
shouter
gleeman
balladmongering
heldentenor
soprano
chanteur
caroler
warbler
songster
vocalizer
gospeler
vocaliser
hymnwriter
hymnodist
alto
singable
vox
troubadour
folk singer
singably
jongleur
minstrel
balladic
poet-singer
sing-songy
rock star
hymnographer
countertenor
balladwise
cantor
chorally
dramatic
yodeler
chanting
hymner
lay clerk
concertizer
supersinger
chorist
recitative
choric
hymnist
lead singer
choreutic
triple threat
balladmonger
singalike
chansonnier
singing
lounge lizard
lieder singer
popstrel
gandharva
gale
siren
self-accompanied
vocalizing
chorister
ariose
canary
Mahalia Jackson
baritenor
lyrist
Sprechstimme
thrush
Jackson
sopranista
songstress

English words for 'A singer, particularly a professional singer who performs ballads.'

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