vocal /vōˈkəl/

1. Having a voice
2. Uttered by the voice
3. Oral
4. Sung, or for singing, opp to instrumental
5. Resounding
6. Talkative
7. Outspoken
8. Eloquent
9. Concerned in the production of speech
10. Of or relating to a vowel
11. Having a vowel function
12. Voiced

(often in pl) singing, or that which is sung, esp in a piece of popular music

vōcaleseˈ noun (jazz)

A type of singing in which the singer improvises words to familiar instrumental solos

vōcalˈic adjective

1. Containing (esp many) vowels
2. Of, relating to, or of the nature of a vowel or vowels

vocalise /vō-kə-lēzˈ/ noun (music)

A wordless composition or exercise for solo voice

vōˈcalism noun

1. Exercise of the vocal organs
2. The art of using the voice in singing
3. A vocal sound
4. A system of vowels

vōˈcalist noun

A singer, esp opp to instrumentalist

vōcalˈity noun

vōcalizāˈtion or vōcalisāˈtion noun

vōˈcalize or vōˈcalise transitive verb

1. To form into voice, to articulate
2. To sing
3. To give expression to
4. To make vocal, endow with power of expression
5. To convert into a vowel
6. To utter with voice (phonetics)
7. To insert the vowel points eg in Hebrew

1. To sing
2. To sing esp exercises on a vowel or vowels

vōˈcalizer or vōˈcaliser noun

vōˈcally adverb

vōˈcalness noun

vociculˈtūral /vō-si-/ adjective

Relating to voice-training

vocūlar /vokˈ/ adjective (rare)

Vocal

• undersoil
• undersoils
• undersold
• under someone's wing
• undersong
• undersongs
• underspend
• underspending
• underspends
• underspent
• understaffed
• understand
• understandable
• understand each other
• understanded
• understander
• understanders
• understanding
• understandingly
• understandings
• understand one another
• understands
• under starter's orders
• understate
• understated