Sing in the snow, perhaps
Sing in the street
Sing in trills
Sing in Tyrolean fashion
SING in unison
Sing intimately
Sing it, Sam speaker
SING jazz song using voice as instrument
Sing jazz standards, perhaps
Sing jazz, in a way
Sing joyously
Sing like "Der Bingle"
Sing like 35-Across
Sing like a bird
Sing like a canary
Sing like a monk
Sing like an Austrian, maybe
Sing like Andy Williams or Russ Columbo
Sing like Bennett
Sing like Bing
Sing like Bing Crosby
Sing like Bing label
Sing like Cab Calloway
Sing like Cardi b
Sing like Como
Sing like Connick
Sing like Connick Jr., Harry 1994 album
Sing like Crosby
Sing like Crosby Bandmate of and Stills
Sing like Dean Martin
Sing like Ella
Sing like Ella Fitzgerald
Sing like Fitzgerald
Sing like Harry Connick Jr.
Sing like Joe Cocker
Sing like Louis Armstrong
Sing like Mason Ramsey
Sing like Mel Tormé
Sing like Merman
Sing like Michael Buble
Sing like Nina Simone
Sing like Perry Como
Sing like Rudy Vallee
Sing like Satchmo
Sing like Sinatra
Sing like Slim Clark
Sing like Tarzan yells
Sing like the birdies sing
Sing like the birds
Sing like Tom Waits
sing LILT CAROL INTONE jovially
sing LILT CAROL INTONE softly
sing LILT CAROL INTONE Swiss
sing loudly
Sing loudly and forcefully
sing loudly and without inhibition
sing low
SING low (L)
Sing me a song of a ___ that is gone: Stevenson
Sing more!
Sing nonsense syllables
Sing of old ___ and the ancient ways: Yeats
Sing on 12-Down
Sing on a peak, maybe
Sing on Dufourspitze
Sing on key
Sing on the sidewalk
Sing on-key with a seasoned twist?
Sing one's own praises
Sing one's praises
Sing or hum in a soft, low voice
sing or play in harmony
sing or play with trills, alternating with the half note above or below
Sing or string follower
sing paeans
SING praises of
Sing quaveringly
Sing really loud
Sing really loudly
SING rhythmically
Sing romantically
Sing satisfactorily
Sing sentimentally
SING shrilly
Sing silently, in a way
Sing Sing
Sing Sing disorder
Sing Sing inhabitant
Sing Sing or Folsom?
Sing Sing outbreak
Sing Sing resident
Sing Sing room
Sing Sing, for one
Sing singly
Sing slowly
SING small
Sing smoothly
SING softly
Sing Softly
Sing softly and soothingly
SING song in snatches
SING song/words in snatches
Sing soothingly
Sing soulfully
Sing strongly
Sing sweetly
Sing swing, perhaps
SING Swiss style
Sing Swiss-style
Sing the Alpine way
Sing the Blues
Sing the blues about
Sing the parts of in succession
Sing the praise of
Sing the praises of
Sing to a baby, maybe
Sing to a lover
Sing to a lover, e.g.
Sing to a lover, or the song itself
Sing to a sweetie
SING to lover
Sing to make people swoon
Sing to your sweetie
sing together
Sing under pressure
Sing under pressure?
Sing unlike Bing
Sing up high?
Sing using falsetto
Sing using nonsense syllables
sing using syllables like `do', `re' and `mi' to represent the tones of the scale
Sing vibrato, say
Sing way up high?
Sing with a closed mouth
sing with abrupt changes between a normal and a falsetto voice
sing with closed lips
Sing with closed mouth
Sing with closed Mouth area
Sing with dulcet tones
Sing with lips closed
Sing with mouth closed
Sing with nonsense syllables
Sing with one's mouth shut
sing with sudden changes in pitch
sing with the same vowel
Sing with trills
Sing without opening your mouth
Sing without singing
Sing without words
SING wordless jazz song using voice as instrument
Sing wordlessly
SING words in snatches
Sing-___ (hootenanny feature)
Sing-a-long syllable
Sing-along at a bar
Sing-along format
Sing-along music
Sing-along syllable
Sing-along, of sorts
Sing-song syllables
Sing, alpine-style
Sing, as a Gregorian chant
Sing, fluctuating rapidly, unknown line after poem
Sing, in a way
Sing, perhaps
Sing, so to speak
singable
Singable extent
Singalong of a sort
singapore
Singapore ___
SINGAPORE capital
Singapore Island near
Singapore lies just off its tip
Singapore makeup
Singapore native
Singapore natives, e.g.
SINGAPORE political party
Singapore punishment
SINGAPORE river
Singapore setting
Singapore site
Singapore sling ingredient
Singapore sling liquor
Singapore, e.g.
Singapore, for one
SINGAPORE, prior owner of
Singapore's continent
Singapore's language
Singapore's locale
Singapore's location
Singapore's peninsula
Singapore's region
Singapore's setting
SINGAPOREAN (pert. to)
Singaporean or Hong Konger
singapores neighbor
Singaraja is its capital
Singaraja isle
Singaraja's island
Singe
Singe (2 wds.)
Singe a bit
Singe meat
Singe slightly
Singe some
Singe, slightly
Singed
Singed areas
Singed parts, sometimes
Singed parts, usually
Singer
Singer __ Marie Presley
Singer ___ Anthony
Singer ___ Bailey Rae
Singer ___ Davis Jr.
Singer ___ Dee
Singer ___ J. Blige
Singer ___ James
Singer ___ Khan
Singer ___ Kim
Singer ___ King Cole
Singer ___ Marie
Singer ___ Martin
Singer ___ Neville
Singer ___ Rose
Singer ___ Te Kanawa
Singer "from the block," familiarly
Singer (and possible composer) Anna Magdalena ___
Singer Abdul
Singer Abdul or Cole
Singer above a tenor
singer actress karen of broadway s nine
Singer Acuff
Singer Acuff or Orbison
Singer Adams
Singer Adams Actor
Singer Adams or Brickell
Singer Adkins known by her first name
Singer Aglukark
Singer Aguilera, self-referentially
Singer Aguilera's alter ego
Singer Aiken
Singer Aimee
Singer Alan or Anita
Singer Alessia or Irene
Singer Alicia
Singer Alicia’s piano parts
Singer Allen
Singer Almond or actor Singer