➠ Words with l

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  • - Type of voice in a choir
  • - Type of choir voice
  • - Section of a glee club.
  • - Second-highest choir voice
  • - Many a Vienna Boys' Choir boy
  • - Low-voiced woman in a choir
  • - High male choir member
  • - Female choir member with a low voice
  • - Deep female choir voice
  • - Choir-loft occupant
  • - Choir member with a voice a little lower than a soprano
  • - Choir component
  • - Choir boy
  • - Certain choir member
  • - Boys' choir voice
  • - Boy's choir range
  • - A choir voice
  • - Choir part
  • - Member of a choir
  • - Choir section
  • - Chorus section
  • - Female choir member
  • - Woman's choir voice
  • - Female choir voice
  • - Choir voice
  • - Woman in a choir
  • - Choir female
  • - Certain choir voice
  • - Women's choir voice
  • - Choir member
  • - Voice below a soprano
  • - Vocal range that's between soprano and tenor
  • - Vocal range that means "high"
  • - Vocal range for both sexes
  • - Vocal range for Anita Baker and Karen Carpenter
  • - Vocal range for Adele and Norah Jones
  • - Vocal part often sung by mezzos
  • - Vocal part
  • - Viola's clef
  • - Viola, e.g.
  • - Unisex vocal range
  • - Type of trombone
  • - Type of saxophone that's higher than a tenor sax
  • - Type of flute or sax
  • - Type of clef or horn
  • - Trujillo ...... (Puerto Rican city)
  • - Toni Braxton, for one
  • - The role of Katisha in "The Mikado," traditionally
  • - Tenor neighbor
  • - Tall, in Torino
  • - Stop in Monterrey
  • - Soprano alternative
  • - Singing range of many women
  • - Singer, sometimes
  • - Singer whose voice is lower than a soprano's
  • - Singer who's not all about that bass
  • - Shootouts preceders
  • - She's low
  • - She's deep
  • - Shania Twain, for one
  • - Shania Twain or Karen Carpenter
  • - Señorita's "Stop!"
  • - Second-voice carrier
  • - Second-highest voice in a four-part chorus
  • - Score part, at times
  • - Saxophone type featured on James Brown's "I Got You (I Feel Good)"
  • - Saxophone that's smaller than a tenor
  • - Saxophone size
  • - Sax type played by Charlie Parker
  • - Sax type for Charlie Parker
  • - Sax played by Charlie Parker
  • - Sax played by Charlie and Maceo Parker
  • - Sax or singer
  • - Sax for Bird
  • - Rocco's "Halt!"
  • - Robert Plant, vocally
  • - Range of some saxes
  • - Range of some robe wearers
  • - Range of some choristers
  • - Range for some flutes
  • - Quartet's need
  • - Quartet singer.
  • - Quartet member, maybe
  • - Prefix with stratus
  • - Prefix in cloud names
  • - Potential aria singer
  • - Pitching range
  • - Paul Desmond's sax
  • - Part-singer
  • - Part of the range that's widely accessible?
  • - Part of some vocal quartets
  • - Part of a chorus
  • - Part in a four-part chorus
  • - Part for a singer
  • - Palo singer?
  • - Orfeo, e.g., in Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice"
  • - Orfeo in Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice," e.g.
  • - Opposite of bajo
  • - Opera villainess, usually
  • - Opera villainess, typically
  • - One whose range typically starts at F below middle C
  • - One singing in musical tones?
  • - One quarter of a quartet
  • - One of the sax family
  • - One not often hitting the high note
  • - One not ending on a high note?
  • - Not so high-pitched
  • - Norah Jones or Cher
  • - Nina Simone, e.g.
  • - Musical voice
  • - Mrs. Lovett in "Sweeney Todd," for one
  • - Motet part
  • - Midlevel voice
  • - Middle harmony part
  • - Middle harmony choral part
  • - Mezzo's choirmate
  • - Mexican "stop" sign
  • - Meteorological lead-in to stratus
  • - Member of the chorus
  • - Member of an instrument family
  • - Member of a quartet.
  • - Member of a mixed quartet
  • - Many a choirboy
  • - Mama Rose in "Gypsy," e.g.
  • - Male ...... (countertenor)
  • - Low-voiced woman in a chorus
  • - Low woman at the Met
  • - Low voice for a female singer
  • - Low vocal range, maybe
  • - Low vocal range for a woman
  • - Low soprano
  • - Low female voice range
  • - Low female vocal range
  • - Lola, e.g., in "Damn Yankees"
  • - Lola in "Damn Yankees," e.g.
  • - Liza Minnelli, for one
  • - Like Woody Herman's sax
  • - Like un monte
  • - Like Cannonball Adderley's sax
  • - Like a violist's clef
  • - Lead-in to stratus or cumulus
  • - Lead-in to cumulus
  • - Lea Michele on "Glee," e.g.
  • - Lady Gaga or Katy Perry, vocally
  • - Kind of saxophone or flute
  • - Kind of saxophone or clef
  • - Kind of sax played by Maceo Parker
  • - Kind of sax played by Cannonball Adderley
  • - Kind of recorder
  • - Kind of clef, voice or sax
  • - Kind of clarinet or sax
  • - Katisha's range in "The Mikado," usually
  • - Karen Carpenter's voice
  • - Karen Carpenter's vocal range
  • - Karen Carpenter's singing range
  • - Karen Carpenter, for one
  • - Karen Carpenter or Shania Twain
  • - It's high in the Sierras
  • - It's between soprano and tenor
  • - Hymn part, often
  • - Horn type
  • - Highest male singer, usually
  • - High, in Juárez
  • - High, in Italian
  • - High, in Havana
  • - High man
  • - High in the Sierra Madre?
  • - Harmony part, perhaps
  • - Harmonizing voice
  • - Guitar range
  • - Girl in the chorus
  • - Four-part part
  • - Flute or saxophone variety
  • - Female vocal range that's deeper than soprano
  • - Female singing voice lower than a soprano
  • - Female singer who can hit the low notes
  • - Female opera villain, often
  • - Female chorus member
  • - Falsetto male voice
  • - English horn's range
  • - E-flat saxophone
  • - E-flat sax
  • - Doo-wop part
  • - Deepest female voice
  • - Deep-voiced, for a woman
  • - Deep-voiced female singer
  • - Deep female voice
  • - Countertenor's range
  • - Countertenor, usually
  • - Countertenor range
  • - Counter-tenor
  • - Contralto
  • - Clef that sort of looks like a capital B
  • - Clef or horn preceder
  • - Classification for Adele
  • - Chorus girl, maybe
  • - Chorus constituent
  • - Chorister's voice
  • - Chorale participant
  • - Choral singing part
  • - Choral singer
  • - Choral member
  • - Choral class
  • - Cher's vocal range
  • - Cher, for one
  • - Cher or Adele, e.g.
  • - Certain female voice range
  • - Certain choral singer
  • - Certain castrato
  • - Certain carol singer
  • - Carol part
  • - Cannonball Adderley's sax type
  • - Bird's sax type
  • - Between tenor and soprano
  • - Barbershopper
  • - Barbershop quartet's need
  • - Baker or Carpenter, e.g.
  • - Amy Winehouse, vocally
  • - Alicia Keys or Adele, e.g.
  • - Adele, e.g.
  • - Adele or Cher, voicewise
  • - Adele or Cher, voice-wise
  • - A, on some vocal scores
  • - A singer
  • - A hill: Span.
  • - A height or hill: Spanish.
  • - A chorus voice
  • - A cappella range
  • - A cappella member
  • - A cappella group member, maybe
  • - "Stop!" in Spain
  • - "STOP," in Jalisco
  • - "Inner voice" hidden in five puzzle answers
  • - "Breathe In" band Palo......
  • - "...... voltaje!" (Spanish warning)
  • - ......-relievo (high relief)
  • - Prefix with cumulus
  • - Highest male singing voice
  • - One in harmony
  • - Met somebody?
  • - Kind of singer
  • - High guy
  • - Singer's voice
  • - Type of flute
  • - Singer's range.
  • - High: Comb. form
  • - Middle part
  • - Met performer
  • - Voice range
  • - Lowest female singing voice
  • - Lowest female voice
  • - Marian Anderson, for one
  • - Female voice
  • - Clarinet
  • - Type of clarinet
  • - Taylor Swift, for one
  • - Clef type
  • - One of the clefs
  • - Shania Twain, e.g.
  • - Musical range
  • - High voice
  • - High tenor
  • - Certain voice
  • - Justice Samuel
  • - Female singer
  • - Horn
  • - Certain soloist?
  • - Mimi, in "Rent"
  • - Low down singer?
  • - Certain opera singer
  • - Operatic voice
  • - Chorus member
  • - Certain singer
  • - Kind of horn
  • - Voice above bass
  • - Male voice
  • - Singer?
  • - Type of singer?
  • - Chorus line
  • - A chorus line
  • - Flute
  • - Like some winds
  • - Voice
  • - Voice below soprano
  • - Vocal quartet member, maybe
  • - One whose range goes from about F3 to F5, musically
  • - Cher, e.g., voicewise
  • - Female singing voice
  • - Low female singing voice
  • - Voice above tenor
  • - Singer in hospital today
  • - Voice in a chorus
  • - Part of SATB
  • - Female choral voice
  • - Saxophone variety
  • - Sax type
  • - Anita Baker or Toni Braxton, e.g
  • - Kind of clef
  • - Palo .... (32 Across hub)
  • - Singer in laryngeal torment
  • - Jim Bob maybe discovered singer
  • - Saxophone type
  • - Within the range of soprano and tenor
  • - Range between tenor and soprano
  • - Chorus voice
  • - Sax range
  • - Soprano's co-star?
  • - Countertenor
  • - Female singing range
  • - Type of clarinet or sax
  • - Cher, for example
  • - Voice range above tenor
  • - Viola music clef, often
  • - Singer stuck in chemical toilet
  • - Toni Braxton or Mahalia Jackson, e.g
  • - Palo ......, Calif
  • - A in a choral music class?
  • - High in Honduras
  • - Glee club member
  • - The 'A' in SATB
  • - Viola's range
  • - Range of Anita Baker or Tina Turner
  • - Palo ...., CA
  • - Low female voice
  • - Toni Braxton's vocal range
  • - Recital voice
  • - Singer from Carshalton
  • - Kind of sax
  • - Voice from the loft
  • - A cappella group member
  • - Vocal quartet member, perhaps
  • - Kind of horn pitched in E flat
  • - Choral range
  • - Singer into vocal tone
  • - ...... sax
  • - Choral part
  • - Second highest in a family of instruments
  • - A kind of Saxophone
  • - Glee club voice
  • - High in the Andes
  • - Part below mezzo
  • - 52-Down, vocally
  • - Range for some saxes
  • - Dolly in 'Hello, Dolly!,' e.g
  • - 47-Down, for one
  • - Sweet Adelines member
  • - High male voice
  • - Woman's singing voice
  • - Cloud name prefix
  • - Range of some flutes
  • - Adele, voicewise
  • - Vocal range
  • - Palo ......
  • - Quartet member
  • - Singer in market releasing right single
  • - Sax larger than a soprano
  • - A cappella group part
  • - Saxophone range
  • - Singer of an Adele song at karaoke night, often
  • - Rare solo voice in opera
  • - Seor's "Stop!"
  • - Charlie Parker's sax
  • - Cher or Adele, musically
  • - Soprano colleague
  • - High, in instrument names
  • - Male singing voice
  • - ...... clef
  • - Low voice
  • - Doo-wop group member
  • - Singing voice
  • - Choral voice
  • - See 1 Across
  • - Voice range higher than tenor
  • - highish register
  • - male or female singer
  • - Singer turning up in Scotland
  • - Palo ___, California city bordering Los Altos Hills
  • - Palo ... [tech center]
  • - Range hidden in 'vocal tone'
  • - man taking to singer
  • - motet member
  • - Vocal range for Gladys Knight
  • - Low-voiced female singer
  • - Keyboard key beside the Windows key
  • - certain caroler, perhaps
  • - Palo ___, California city named after a redwood tree
  • - palo ..., city in silicon valley
  • - Tina Turner's vocal range
  • - tenor's choral colleague
  • - Lowest female voice range
  • - Rihanna or Mariah Carey
  • - Choral voice part
  • - a singer the french turn to
  • - Singer of extra special tone?
  • - Vocal range that's deeper than soprano
  • - Tina Turner or Stevie Nicks, e.g.
  • - Vocal part that often provides harmony to a soprano melody
  • - Voice part below soprano
  • - Palo ... [California city near Stanford University]
  • - "hold it, jose"