lyric

Letters that make lyric

l, c, r, i, y are letters that make 'lyric'

Words within lyric

IC, RI, ic, yr are words within 'lyric'

Words created by adding a letter to the beginning or end of lyric

lyrics is a word created by adding a letter to 'lyric'


7 possible definitions for 'lyric'

Lyric as "used of a singer or singing voice that is light in volume and modest in range"

Under this definition, lyric is an adjective and has the following properties:

Antonyms

dramatic has the opposite meaning of lyric

lyric as a category

'lyric' can be a category of music.

Example of lyric used within this context

"a lyric soprano"


Lyric as "relating to or being musical drama"

Under this definition, lyric is an adjective and has the following properties:

lyric as a category

'lyric' can be a category of music.

Pertain to lyric

opera pertains to 'lyric'.

Example of lyric used within this context

"the lyric stage"


Lyric as "write lyrics for (a song)"

Under this definition, lyric is a verb and has the following properties:

lyric as a type

'lyric' can be a type of write, indite, compose, pen.

Types of lyric

relyric is a type of lyric.

lyric as a category

'lyric' can be a category of poetry, poesy, verse.

Derivatives of lyric

language, words, lyric are derivatives of 'lyric'.


Lyric as "of or relating to a category of poetry that expresses emotion (often in a songlike way)"

Under this definition, lyric is an adjective and has the following properties:

lyric as a category

'lyric' can be a category of poetry, poesy, verse.

Pertain to lyric

lyric, lyric poem pertain to 'lyric'.

Example of lyric used within this context

"lyric poetry"


Lyric as "the text of a popular song or musical-comedy number"

Under this definition, lyric is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

words, language have the same meaning as 'lyric'

lyric as a type

'lyric' can be a type of text, textual matter.

Types of lyric

love lyric is a type of lyric.

lyric as a part

'lyric' can be a part of song, vocal.

Derivatives of lyric

lyricist, lyrist, lyric are derivatives of 'lyric'.

Example of lyric used within this context

"his compositions always started with the lyrics", "he wrote both words and music", "the song uses colloquial language"


Lyric as "a short poem of songlike quality"

Under this definition, lyric is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

lyric poem has the same meaning as lyric

lyric as a type

'lyric' can be a type of poem, verse form.

Types of lyric

ode is a type of lyric.

Parts of lyric

strophe, antistrophe are parts of 'lyric'.


Lyric as "expressing deep emotion"

Under this definition, lyric is an adjective and has the following properties:

Synonyms

lyrical has the same meaning as lyric

Similar to lyric

emotional is similar to lyric.

Example of lyric used within this context

"the dancer's lyrical performance"



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