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Definition of song:

A trifle.

Synonyms:

pin money, claim, variant, cuckoo, shriek, cry, call option, nervous strain, vocal, birdcall, margin call, birdsong, breed, two cents, cantata, chatter, hay, numbers, var., arts and crafts, belles-lettres, brass rubbing, Sung dynasty, shout, telephone call, chump change, allegro, call, andante, vocal music, tenor, quack, cluck, melodic line, chant, stock, lay, minstrelsy, bass, art form, coloring, collage, dime, shoestring, line, carving, form, sung, metrical composition, yell, warble, pittance, stress, adagio, ceramics, hoot, striving, melodic phrase, cock-a-doodle-doo, batik, meter, vociferation, strain, mental strain, phone call, poesy, straining, chicken feed, rune, art, song dynasty, outcry, rime, nisus, peanuts, pains.

melody (part of speech: noun)
- musical expression,
- number,
- concert,
- consonance,
- melody,
- concord,
- motive,
- harmoniousness,
- ditty,
- theme,
- euphony,
- tune,
- tunefulness,
- sweetness
poetry (part of speech: noun)
- haiku,
- canto,
- lyric,
- jingle,
- poem,
- ode,
- sonnet,
- poetry,
- chanson,
- idyll,
- rhyme,
- verse,
- ballad,
- limerick,
- serenade
music (part of speech: noun)
- concert,
- arrangement,
- ballad,
- air,
- ballet,
- hymn,
- chorus,
- music,
- carol,
- composition,
- melody,
- ditty,
- lullaby,
- instrumental,
- psalm,
- bebop,
- tune,
- lyric,
- syncopation,
- quartet,
- harmony,
- symphony,
- jazz,
- sonata,
- blues,
- serenade,
- concerto,
- aria,
- vocalization,
- score

Usage examples:

" Stop a bit, my boys, and I'll show you what real music is like," he exclaimed after he had finished the song.

- "Paddy Finn", W. H. G. Kingston.
I was only givin' you a song and dance.

- "The Magnetic North", Elizabeth Robins (C. E. Raimond).
The mood of the Song of Going to Hunt came over him.

- "Star Performer", Robert J. Shea.