Definition for Serenade:

• Music sung or played by a lover under the window of a lady; a piece of music fitted to such an occasion.

Synonyms for Serenade:

• n.

  •
  • adagio,
  • chant,
  • bass,
  • cantata,
  • andante,
  • allegro.
  •
  • burst/break into song,
  • carry a tune,
  • vocalize.
  •communication (noun)
  • serenade.
  •divertimento (noun)
  • divertimento.
  •poetry (noun)
  • ode,
  • haiku,
  • idyll,
  • jingle,
  • sonnet,
  • canto,
  • limerick,
  • poetry,
  • poem,
  • Chanson,
  • rhyme,
  • verse.

• v.

  •court (verb)
  • payed court to,
  • sets one cap,
  • ask marriage,
  • paying addresses to,
  • makes time with,
  • paid court to,
  • asks in marriage,
  • asking in marriage,
  • made overture,
  • asks marriage,
  • makes overture,
  • pop question,
  • ran after,
  • sets one's cap,
  • sought hand of,
  • pandered to,
  • paying court to,
  • making love to,
  • set one cap,
  • runs after,
  • seeks hand of,
  • set ones cap,
  • pro posed,
  • asked marriage,
  • sets cap,
  • seeking hand of,
  • pro posing,
  • making time with,
  • be sought,
  • setting one cap,
  • pays court to,
  • setting ones cap,
  • asking marriage,
  • set cap,
  • goes steady,
  • in-vite,
  • made love to,
  • going with,
  • pays addresses to,
  • panders to,
  • seeks the hand of,
  • paid addresses to,
  • sought the hand of,
  • went steady,
  • pandering to,
  • pro pose,
  • sets ones cap,
  • pro-posing,
  • pro-pose,
  • making overture,
  • keeping company with,
  • setting one's cap,
  • makes love to,
  • in vite,
  • payed addresses to,
  • asked in marriage,
  • be-sought,
  • setting cap,
  • made time with,
  • seeking the hand of,
  • seek hand of,
  • kept company with.
  •endear (verb)
  • flirt,
  • coddle,
  • kiss,
  • cherish,
  • dally,
  • charm,
  • caress,
  • hug,
  • nuzzle,
  • snuggle,
  • bill and coo,
  • woo,
  • ogle,
  • make love,
  • cuddle,
  • entice,
  • seduce,
  • endear,
  • romance.
  •perform music (verb)
  • jam,
  • practice,
  • gig,
  • play,
  • harmonize.
  •sing (verb)
  • belts out,
  • lift a voice,
  • bursting into song,
  • lines out,
  • lifts up voice,
  • re sounding,
  • in toned,
  • bursted in to song,
  • lift voice,
  • bursts into song,
  • made melody,
  • in-toned,
  • lifted up a voice,
  • de-scanted,
  • de-scants,
  • in tone,
  • cantillated,
  • de scant,
  • dueted,
  • bursting in to song,
  • re-sounding,
  • lullabied,
  • lifting voice,
  • lifting a voice,
  • lullabying,
  • canarying,
  • lined out,
  • Re-sound,
  • in-tones,
  • lifts voice,
  • making melody,
  • choiring,
  • re sounds,
  • in-tone,
  • de-scanting,
  • lifting up a voice,
  • in-toning,
  • singsonging,
  • cantillating,
  • lifted voice,
  • in tones,
  • re-sounds,
  • lifts a voice,
  • lifted a voice,
  • re sound,
  • lift up voice,
  • re-sounded,
  • canaried,
  • lining out,
  • de scants,
  • burst in to song,
  • de scanting,
  • bursted into song,
  • de scanted,
  • lifted up voice,
  • cantillates,
  • makes melody,
  • lifting up voice,
  • lifts up a voice,
  • dueting,
  • belted out,
  • belting out,
  • de-scant,
  • in toning,
  • bursts in to song.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • sing along,
  • sing up,
  • sight-read.
  •
  • warble,
  • sing out,
  • croon.
  •
  • trill,
  • strike up.
  •
  • front,
  • cover.
  •
  • hold.
  •court
  • ask in marriage,
  • pay court to,
  • gallants,
  • spark,
  • go out with,
  • make love to,
  • going steady,
  • goes out with,
  • pander to,
  • running after,
  • go steady,
  • going out with,
  • went out with,
  • seek the hand of,
  • spoon,
  • takes out,
  • Sweethearting,
  • Serenaded,
  • make time with,
  • keeps company with,
  • taking out,
  • set one's cap,
  • run after,
  • took out,
  • go together,
  • grovelling,
  • pop the question,
  • go with,
  • Gallanted,
  • sweethearted,
  • pay addresses to,
  • Serenading,
  • take out,
  • groveling,
  • Gallanting,
  • keep company with,
  • make overture.

Serenade Sentence Examples:

• " Let's give her a serenade before we knock," suggested Judy, and they sang: " The sweetest girl in Wellington is O - to - yo."

• It was more than a serenade - a primitive sensation from primitive matter - a vital function, for as long, as the wind blew and until the lapping sea gurgled in its throat and its note ceased with the bursting of a bubble, there, held fixedly by living coral, the dead shell could not choose but whistle.

Homophones for Serenade:

• serranid, serranidae, susurrant, secernment, secernate, sacrament, saccharinity, sirenidae, serenity, surrounded, Surinam Toad, sure-handed, surmount, scorned, square nut, sacramento, suzerainty, Souari Nut, screen out, sea wormwood, surround.

Hypernym for Serenade:

• n.

  • communication
    belling, shivaree, charivari, chivaree, callithump, callathump.

Hyponym for Serenade:

• n.

  • communication
    vocal, song.

• v.

  • creation
    perform, DO, execute.