sang

[ sang ]

verb

1. a simple past tense of sing.

sang

¹

/ sæŋ /

noun

1. a Scot word for song

sang

²

/ sæŋ /

verb

1. the past tense of sing

Usage

See ring 2

Example Sentences

One is the latest contender by a 15-time nominee and honorary Oscar recipient who has been in the business for more than 40 years, sung by a recent Oscar winner herself.

From Los Angeles Times

A small group prayed and sang a psalm as cars boarded the boat, but several hundred other people stood and clapped as a show of support for the sailing.

From BBC

“I can’t relate to desperation,” she sang — a lie, of course, but a perfect rhyme for “My give-a-f—s are on vacation.”

From Los Angeles Times

One clip was from an interview with Nina Simone saying she no longer sang protest songs because she felt they no longer did any good.

From Los Angeles Times

Following the song’s debut, McGraw said: “This little 5-year-old blond girl came up and kind of tugged on my shirt and said, you know, ‘You just sang a song about my dad, didn’t you?’

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• belt out
• chant
• croon
• hum
• intone
• serenade
• shout
• wait
• warble
• whistle