croons
Sings low, sweet
Croons is the third-person singular of croon, meaning to sing or hum in a soft, soothing voice.
The word evokes gentle, romantic vocals—the style of classic crooners like Bing Crosby or Frank Sinatra: She croons a lullaby to the baby.
Someone might also croon words of comfort or affection: He croons sweet nothings in her ear.
Produces musical tones vocally
- humsVocalizes without words
- melodyPleasing sequence of notes
- tuneMusical sequence of notes
- harmonyAgreement or musical blend
falsetto · vibrato · baritone · tenor · smooth · velvety · dulcet · mellifluous
Produces musical tones vocally
- humsVocalizes without words
- rocksSolid mineral pieces
- soothesGently relieves distress
- cradleRocking bed for infants
bedtime · nursery · infant · slumber · nighttime · dreamland · motherhood · parenthood
Gently relieves distress
comforting · reassuring · murmurs · whispers · lulls · quiets · relaxing · peaceful
Songs of romantic courtship
- woosPursues romantically
- balladNarrative poem or song
- sweetheartAffectionate name for beloved
- loveIntense fond attachment
moonlight · candlelight · evening · romance · duet · affection · tenderness · charm
sings
Produces musical tones vocally
harmony · falsetto · vibrato · baritone · tenor · smooth · velvety · dulcet · mellifluous · silky
sings
Produces musical tones vocally
cradle · bedtime · nursery · infant · slumber · nighttime · dreamland · motherhood · parenthood · rocking
soothes
Gently relieves distress
tender · comforting · reassuring · murmurs · whispers · lulls · quiets · relaxing · peaceful · melodic
serenades
Songs of romantic courtship
- woosPursues romantically
- balladNarrative poem or song
- sweetheartAffectionate name for beloved
love · moonlight · candlelight · evening · romance · duet · affection · tenderness · charm · intimacy