Songster
/ˈsɔːŋstər/
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Performance Context
Songster is often used to describe singers in a performance or entertainment context.
The songster wooed the crowd with her powerful voice.
Pro Tip 2/3Creativity Implied
A songster doesn't just sing; they often create music or add a personal flair to their singing.
The songster delighted the audience with his original compositions.
Pro Tip 3/3Antiquated Usage
Songster can sound old-fashioned or poetic; modern English often just uses 'singer'.
The old painting depicted a songster with a lute.
Compare with
ArtistBalladeerEntertainMinstrelMusicianPerformerSingerTroubadourVocalist
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