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sing
sing
sing
in.
to inform (on someone). (Underworld.)
Rocko knew the stoolie would sing. He had to do something to stop her.
See:
change one's tune
cry heart out
it ain't over till/until the fat lady sings
It's not over until the fat lady sings
lay low and sing small
read from the same page
sing
sing a different tune
sing along
sing before breakfast, you'll cry before night
sing for one's supper
sing for supper
sing from the same hymn sheet
sing from the same hymnbook
sing from the same songbook
sing from the same songsheet
sing in tribulation
sing like a canary
sing of
sing off the same hymn sheet
sing off the same hymnbook
sing off the same songbook
sing off the same songsheet
sing or praises
sing out
sing praises
sing someone's praises
sing soprano
sing the blues
sing the praises of (someone or something)
sing the same tune
sing to
sing to sleep
sing together
till the fat lady sings
when the fat lady sings
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Gioacchino
jo-ahk-KEE-no
Italian
Ove
-
Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Roxelana
-
History
Julian
['dʒu:ljən]
Vaughan
[vɔ:n]
Viorel
-
Romanian
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