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carol

carol / carol
NounTransitive Verb
pl: carolspast: caroledpp: caroleding: caroling

This term evokes a sense of communal celebration and spiritual warmth, specifically tied to the winter solstice and Christmas. It differs from a general song or hymn by its strong association with festive, joyful gatherings and the tradition of traveling to share music with others. As a noun, it refers to the specific composition, while as a verb, it describes the act of performing these songs. The word carries a nostalgic, traditional connotation, often suggesting a group activity rather than a solo performance.

Meanings

Nouncarol

A religious song or hymn, typically one sung during the Christmas season.

"The choir sang a traditional carol by the church door."

Transitive Verbcarol
[~ something]

To sing a song of joy or praise, especially a Christmas hymn.

"The children caroled their favorite songs throughout the neighborhood."

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