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singalong

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Noun1.singalong - informal group singing of popular songs
singsong
singing, vocalizing - the act of singing vocal music
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Guitar Hero's party mode returns, with its casual dropin-and-out gameplay likely to coax even the most stubborn of onlookers into having a quick go, while a new singalong karaoke mode is a nice bonus.
BAND HERO; GAMES & GADGETS by The Mirror (London, England)
Children's channel CBeebies featured a singalong which said that all the king's horses "made Humpty happy again" - instead of being unable to "put Humpty together again".
Rhyme is eggs-rated by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Twenty years later, the feelgood album that brought us the song still does the business, and the likes of the title track, Same Ol' Situation and raunchy She Goes Down are still part of the band's live singalong set.
MOTLEY CRUE Dr Feelgood Deluxe by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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