Dictionary

serenader en · NOUN

Etymology

From serenade + -er.

Meanings

1. One who serenades.
   • Streetlife serenader Never sang on stages Needs no orchestration Melody comes easy Midnight masquerader Shopping center heroes Child of Eisenhower New world celebrator Streetlife serenaders Have such understanding How the words are spoken How to make the motions Streetlife serenaders Have no obligations Hold no grand illusions Need no stimulation 1974, Billy Joel, “Streetlife Serenader”, in Streetlife Serenade, performed by Billy Joel:
   • Serenades pitch woo or pitch for whatever entitlement the serenader is looking for. 2007 February 8, Bernard Holland, “What Do You Play in the Evening? Serenades. Moonlight Becomes Them.”, in New York Times:

Forms

Translations (2)

pt seresteiro (Translations) · es serenatero (Translations)