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VOCALIZED.
b. spec, (Seequots.)
1873H.C. Banister.V«j«:254 VocaiiiCy losing with several
notes to one vowel, as distinguished from Sol-faing, or Solmisation.
1889 Grove's Diet. Mus, IV. 321 To vocalise is.
to sing upon a vowel, whether one note or a series of notes,
in coatradistiDCtion to singing to separate syllables.
Hence Vo*calized///. a. ; Vo*oali»ing vbL sb.
and ppl. a. ; Vo'caliser, one who vocalizes or
gives expression (to something).
i88a A. Macfari-Anb ConsangMinity 17 ^Vocalised equivalent
fayoyo. 1898 Wistm Gas. 7 Oct. 3/1 The sweetest
and most delicately vocalised dialect in Britain. 1901 H.
Mt;RRAV R. Buchanoft 81 Browning and Tennyson, .. as
the typical *vocalisers of modern religious thought. 1863
A. Melville Bell Frinc. Speech 164 The glottis is in the
'vocalizing position, and the breath in passing through it
creates sonorous vibration. 1899 Allbutfs Syst. Med. VII.
452 There is great danger of vocalising with the short inspiration.
Vo'caller. rarr'\ [f. Vocals.] = Vocalist 2.
1876 Bbsant & Rice Gold. Butterfly xviii, Presently that
young lady discovers that she is not likely to get cracked
up as a vocaller.
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