Lullaby is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LULLABY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to lull to sleep with a soothing song
• sing to (someone) to get them to go to sleep
• A song to quiet babes or lull them to sleep; that which quiets.
• Hence: Good night; good-by.
• quiet with a lullaby
NOUN:
• a quiet, gentle song sung to send a child to sleep.
• quiet song
• a quiet song intended to lull a child to sleep
• the act of singing a quiet song to lull a child to sleep
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to lull with a soothing song

Words related to LULLABY

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Words that contain LULLABY

lullabying16

How to use LULLABY in a sentence

• The chamber was beautiful with the moon shining through its rose-tinted drapery, and the murmur of the ocean was a soothing lullaby.
• Surrounded by half a dozen children, she was performing the last act in the opera of Lullaby, wholly unconscious of the invasion downstairs.
• One has since married, and is now pouring out her richest melodies in the opera of lullaby in her own nursery.
• Why should it be denied? The mother bird broods her young in the nest at twilight, and the father bird sings a lullaby to both.
• At any rate, the faint memory inspired him and, raising his violin, he played a beautiful lullaby.
• The singing thou nearest is the lullaby the rain-children are singing to the drops.
• Beale went back and forth, crooning the lullaby with which she had once put her own babies to bed.
• And all the while the people sang their great soft lullaby, without tears or any sign of mourning.
• I never heard a more beautiful lullaby than she sang, with all tenderness and mother love running throughout her lines.
• I have been honored with the gift of two of her songs, one sacred and the other a lullaby.
• In his rather deep voice he sings to a weeping mother the nursery song or the lullaby which she sang to her sick child, if the song will serve as a proof of identity.
• Her piano is silent, while she chants softly and sweetly the soothing lullaby.
• Then he would settle down, the conflict over, he as usual the victor, and the sweet little lullaby would begin.
• But so accustomed was the miller to this lullaby that he fell asleep on his chaff cushion directly, without his usual review of the trouble betwixt La Vigne and himself.
• Often, in the twilight, she would sing softly to herself, snatches of forgotten melodies, and, once, a lullaby.
• His wife was crooning a lullaby as she gently rocked the cradle to and fro.
• The continuous babble of the stream was like a lullaby.
• The voices of the great city come faintly over the sand-hills, with subdued murmur like a lullaby to the pale sleepers that are here lying low.
• Perhaps the reasons for the avant-garde lullaby could have come from that one afternoon when she was four.
• As I stand and muse, my tears Are troubling the stream whose waves The lullaby sang to their infantile years, And now murmur around their graves.
• A song sparrow joins in the chorus with his quaint sweet lullaby, like the tinkling of Venetian glass, his notes as clear and delicate as a silver bell.
• So the tired little girl sang the lullaby that had put him to sleep early the day before.
• And behold, the long-lost mother Caught her wailing child and nursed her, Sang a lullaby and nursed her.
• It occurred to the writer that this would make a good bedtime story and the little song, a lullaby, for it went on and on with pleasing variation.
• Let the thought that it is likely to be your last night under this accursed roof be your lullaby.

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