belter
Loud, powerful singer
A belter is something outstanding or impressive—a powerful performance, a great song, or any remarkable thing: That goal was an absolute belter.
In British slang, it often describes a tune you can belt out: The band closed with a belter.
The word carries enthusiastic approval, suggesting something that hits hard or stands out from the ordinary.
Crisp baked wafer
- corkerOutstanding thing or person
- stunnerPerson or thing overwhelming
- humdingerRemarkable person or thing
- doozyRemarkable specimen
whopper · ripper · beauty · blinder · scorcher · smasher · bobby-dazzler · lulu
Break violently apart
- wallopForceful strike or defeat
- whackForceful striking blow
- thwackSharp striking sound
- sluggerPowerful baseball batter
homerun · knockout · slam · cracker · stunner · scorcher · thunderbolt · screamer
Source of great energy
- divaCelebrated female vocalist
- vocalistOne who sings professionally
- sopranoHighest female voice range
- showstopperSpectacular crowd-pleasing performance
Adele · Whitney · Aretha · Broadway · theatrical · projection · range · lung-power
cracker
Crisp baked wafer
- corkerOutstanding thing or person
- stunnerPerson or thing overwhelming
- humdingerRemarkable person or thing
doozy · whopper · ripper · beauty · blinder · scorcher · smasher · bobby-dazzler · lulu · beaut
smash
Break violently apart
slugger · homerun · knockout · slam · cracker · stunner · scorcher · thunderbolt · screamer · rocket
powerhouse
Source of great energy
showstopper · Adele · Whitney · Aretha · Broadway · theatrical · projection · range · lung-power · pipes
singalong
Communal vocal session
- crowd-pleaserBroadly appealing entertainment
- chorusSingers performing together
- stadiumLarge venue for spectators
arena · rousing · chant · encore · finale · showstopper · epic · uplifting · soaring · triumphant
- singingsoprano, lead vocals, vocalist, alto, backing vocals
- Regional Slangy'all, bless your heart, cattywampus, ope, you betcha
- voice professionalsvoice coach, vocal coach, voice actor, voice teacher, speech coach
- leatherworkersleatherworker, tanner, cobbler, saddler, currier
- Scotsaye, wee, nae, ken, couldnae
- Scottish Slangaye, bairn, braw, eejit, ken
belterwhisperer
One who speaks softly
crooner · murmurer · torch singer · balladeer · lounge singer
belterdud
Failed device or effort
flop · letdown · stinker · damp squib · disappointment
- seat beltPassenger restraint strap
- black beltMartial arts mastery level
- below the beltUnfair and unsportsmanlike
- tightened one's beltReduced personal spending
- belt buckleWaist strap fastener
- life beltWearable flotation aid
belt, belted, seatbelt, belting, belt buckle, black belt, beltway, beltless, fan belt