songster
songster Lexical Profile
songster Game Scores & Validity
• noun
A person who sings or composes songs, especially professionally or with notable skill.
"The veteran songster captivated the audience with a set of classic folk ballads."
A songbird; any passerine bird belonging to the suborder Passeri noted for its melodious, complex vocalizations.
"At dawn, the woodland canopy echoed with the trills of a small feathered songster."
American A small, inexpensive printed booklet or pocket collection containing the lyrics of popular, patriotic, or folk songs without musical notation.
"Nineteenth-century campaigners distributed pocket songsters to rally voters with political parodies set to familiar tunes."
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Word Origin & Etymology
From Old English sangestre ('female singer'), formed from sang ('song') and the feminine agentive suffix -estre, which later generalized in Middle English to refer to singers of either sex.