- - refrain-starting syllables
- - Refrain opening
- - Musical song syllables
- - Silly musical refrain
- - Alter altar for gay refrain
- - Part of a refrain
- - Refrain words
- - Refrain excerpt
- - Part of a G and S refrain.
- - Old refrain
- - "Captain Underpants" refrain syllables
- - Cheerful refrain
- - Refrain phrase
- - Happy refrain
- - Musical syllables
- - Cheery refrain
- - Refrain starters
- - Start of a refrain
- - Starting musical syllables
- - Musical nonsense syllables
- - Part of a merry refrain
- - Part of a skipping refrain
- - Bit of a merry refrain
- - Start of a common musical phrase
- - Madrigal refrain
- - Start of a music refrain
- - Part of a carefree song refrain
- - Short singing refrain
- - Lilting refrain
- - Merry refrain
- - Simple refrain
- - Insouciant refrain
- - Carefree refrain
- - Musical refrain start
- - Syllables in a gay refrain
- - Refrain from singing when you're happy?
- - Light refrain
- - Airy refrain
- - Start of some song refrains
- - Happy-go-lucky refrain
- - Familiar refrain
- - Song refrain
- - Refrain part, perhaps
- - Refrain sounds
- - "Mikado" refrain
- - Simple musical refrain
- - Common refrain
- - Frivolous refrain
- - Nonsensical refrain
- - "The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring" refrain
- - Part of a gay refrain
- - Part of a refrain, maybe
- - Part of a "Mikado" refrain
- - Gay refrain
- - Refrain opener
- - Start of a musical refrain
- - Refrain start
- - Musical sounds
- - Refrain part
- - Musical refrain
- - Refrain bit
- - Refrain from singing?
- - Refrain snippet
- - Musical phrase
- - Refrain syllables
- - "The flowers that bloom in the spring, ....É"
- - singer's space-filling syllables
- - Nonsensical chorus
- - Cheery syllables: 2 wds.
- - Nanki-poo words
- - Music syllables
- - Carefree nonsense sounds in a song: 2 wds.
- - " . . . that bloom in the spring, ......"
- - " . . . bloom in the spring, ......"
- - Skipping sounds
- - Gaily sung syllables
- - Skipping syllables
- - Lilting song syllables
- - Nonsense song syllables
- - Carefree syllables
- - Sing-song syllables
- - Lilting syllables
- - Tenor initially rehearses in the manner of a hum
- - Syllables sometimes sung while skipping
- - Syllables sung while skipping
- - Singer's first syllables, perhaps
- - Carefree song syllables
- - Insouciant syllables
- - Interjection used to express joy or pleasure
- - Painting's returned to southern state -- hooray!
- - Singsong words
- - Nonsense syllables of song
- - Start of a happy-go-lucky utterance
- - Happy-go-lucky song part
- - Carefree chant
- - Madrigal syllables
- - Cheery singing syllables
- - Cheery syllables
- - Cheery song syllables
- - Vocalizer's syllables
- - Alternative to humming?
- - Start of a happy-go-lucky song
- - "The flowers that bloom in the spring, ......"
- - Cheery chant
- - Air part
- - Lilted syllables
- - Skipping notes
- - Happy-go-lucky song syllables
- - Start of a happy-go-lucky phrase
- - What to sing while skipping
- - Nonsense lyrics
- - Scat syllables
- - Happy-go-lucky utterance
- - Flippant phrase
- - Song sounds
- - Part of a Gilbert and Sullivan chorus
- - Sung syllables
- - Cheery sounds
- - Song syllables
- - Chorus syllables
- - Singing sounds
- - Singsong syllables
- - Singer's syllables
- - Singing syllables
- - A chorus line
- - Meaningless syllables when humming a tune
- - Expression of joy coming from Australasia
- - Merry song syllables
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