One who sings in a lively manner. Obsolete.

One who jubilates, one who sings in praise or exultation. Obsolete. rare.

a person who sol-fas.

One who serenades.

a singer of comic songs.

Scottish. A person who sings or plays a musical instrument in a lively manner. Obsolete.

A singer from the countryside or a rural area, typically considered to be provincial, obscure, or unsophisticated.

One who carols; a carol-singer; a singer, bard.

Chiefly in France or French contexts: a writer or performer of songs, esp. satirical songs in a cabaret; a singer of chansons.

One who trolls catches, songs, etc.: see troll, v. 10.

A singer on a stage or platform; hence, contemptuously, a common ballad-singer.

a person who trills.

a leading comic singer in a music-hall or the like.

In the Caribbean, esp. Trinidad and Tobago: a leading singer; spec. (originally) the leading singer in a call-and-response song, such as a work chant…

(a) a sexual or promiscuous woman; (b) an attractive woman who sings in a particularly earthy style (cf. hot, adj. 12h).

a singer with a distinctive or original style.

a musician who writes and performs his or her own songs; (also) a related genre of music, rooted in traditional styles such as folk, blues, and…

(esp. in Indian cinema) a singer who records songs to be mimed in films by actors.