How Do You Spell CROONING?

Pronunciation: [kɹˈuːnɪŋ] (IPA)

Crooning, pronounced /kruːnɪŋ/, is the act of singing in a low, gentle voice, expressing intimacy and warmth. The spelling of this word reflects the soft and soothing nature of the sound. The initial "c" is pronounced as "k", and the two "o's" followed by "n" represent the long "oo" sound. This is followed by a short "i" sound, and the final "ng" reflects the nasal quality of the ending sound. Crooning is popular in genres such as jazz and pop.

CROONING Meaning and Definition

1. Crooning is a vocal technique characterized by a smooth, mellow, and soft singing style. It involves the use of a gentle, soothing, and melodic voice to express emotions and convey a sense of intimacy to the audience. This singing style is often associated with popular music genres such as jazz, pop, and love songs.

   Crooning typically emphasizes the use of a controlled and relaxed vocal tone, employing a combination of breathy and resonant notes to create a warm and intimate sound. It often involves a subtle vibrato, displaying a slight oscillation in pitch that adds richness and depth to the overall timbre of the voice.

   The word "crooning" is derived from the verb "croon," which means to sing or hum in a gentle, low-pitched, and reflective manner. It was popularized in the early 20th century by influential crooners such as Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, and Perry Como. These iconic singers became synonymous with the crooning style, captivating audiences with their smooth and sentimental performances.

   Although crooning is often associated with romantic and sentimental songs, it can also be applied to singing techniques that evoke a sense of nostalgia or invoke a dreamy atmosphere. The art of crooning lies in the ability to create a personal connection with listeners through a heartfelt and intimate vocal delivery, leaving a lasting emotional impact on the audience.

Top Common Misspellings for CROONING *

• crouning 66.6666666%
• crewning 33.3333333%

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Other Common Misspellings for CROONING

• creaning
• croosing
• drouning
• crosing
• wroning
• mroning
• graoning
• mrorning
• croching
• froning
• crooing
• cryoing
• croaning
• drwoning
• coloning
• grouning
• crouding
• frouning
• grooling
• creening
• growning
• groning
• croonig
• throoning
• crotnine
• crotonin
• crewwing
• coonings
• cojoning
• cronings
• crounings
• crooningsa
• croonins
• Cruorini
• croneing
• Proonin
• Croopin
• Croobin
• uncrooning
• Cromeing
• Crookkning
• Cooobing

Etymology of CROONING

The word crooning is derived from the Middle English word cronen, which means to drone or lament. This Middle English term comes from the Old English word cronian, meaning to mourn or lament. Over time, the meaning of cronen evolved and began to refer to singing or humming in a soft, soothing manner. The modern use of crooning to describe a style of singing characterized by soft, intimate, and often sentimental vocals emerged in the early 20th century. It was particularly associated with popular singers like Bing Crosby, who became known as crooners.

Similar spelling words for CROONING

• Crayoning,
• Cronan,
• Crooking,
• Coining,
• cronin,
• cremona,
• Croo Monkey,
• crinion,
• crowning,
• groaning,
• cranium.

Plural form of CROONING is CROONINGS

Conjugate verb Crooning

CONDITIONAL

I would croon

we would croon

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FUTURE

I will croon

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FUTURE PERFECT

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PAST

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PAST PERFECT

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PRESENT

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PRESENT PERFECT

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