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sing-along

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sing-a·long (sng-lông, -lng)
n.
1. A casual gathering for group singing; a songfest.
2. A spontaneous group singing, as by an audience at a performance.
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Byline: AFP LONDON: Jim Carrey and other Hollywood stars switched on the Christmas lights in London on Tuesday as part of festivities that included an attempt to stage the world s biggest carol sing-along.
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