Verb:

ଶୋକ କର, ଗ୍ରନ୍ଟ୍ |,

croons's Usage Examples:

One of the show"s jams occurs after Jon Fishman croons Prince"s "Purple Rain".

seconds, "Another"s Arms" features an arrangement of guitars, strings, "whooshing keys", "stuttering drums", a "female specter" that "croons in and out.

namby-pamby characters doo-doo-doing a background chorus while Stewart croons about old girlfriends.

name all in your mentions/Oh, now you"re coming to your senses," Brown croons.

supremely versatile vocal stylings of Stella K are particularly striking, as she yaps, croaks, yells and croons in equal measure, pushing each distinctly oddball.

"Euphoria" is a dance-pop and euro-trance song which "include the DJs" glimmering synths while Usher croons in his coolly-controlled falsetto.

Liam Gallagher croons the lines All of the stars/ Are fading away/ Just try not to worry/ You'll see them some day as an orchestra plays in the background.

A very young Bing Crosby croons three ballads in Dream House, a comedy-musical directed by slapstick impresario.

without warning between cross-eyed tantrums and sultry, eyebrow-cocked croons.

noted, "Vannessa calmly croons the title over piping wheezy organ and plonking piano in [a] naggingly effective simple jiggly chugging 0-129.

"I"d rather be with you," Radin croons soothingly, "Say you feel the same way too.

Carter evokes chills in "Not While I"m Around," a ballad of devotion she croons to her young apprentice, Toby, just before she arranges his demise".

Her voice erupts into laughs and gargles, then croons down low with eerie detachment.

Synonyms:

sing,

Antonyms:

keep quiet,