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/bˈɛrətˌoʊn/ Listen

Baritone

adjective

Lower in range than tenor and higher than bass. "Baritone oboe"

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"Baritone" Quotes from Famous Books

... and flatter myself they expressed my situation. There was a silly song, too, that she pretended to like. You know it, of course,—a little poem of Frank L. Stanton's." He went to the piano, and sang softly, in a light baritone: ...

— The Mystery of Murray Davenport - A Story of New York at the Present Day • Robert Neilson Stephens

... do anything, it really seemed, from shoeing a mule to conducting a camp-meeting; he was a capital chemist, a very sound surgeon, a fair judge of horseflesh, a first class euchre player, and a pleasing baritone. When occasion demanded he could occupy a pulpit. He had invented a cork-screw which brought him in a small revenue; and he was now engaged in the translation of a Polish work on the "Application of Hydrocyanic Acid to ...

— An African Millionaire - Episodes in the Life of the Illustrious Colonel Clay • Grant Allen

Words linked to "Baritone" : singer, vocaliser, brass instrument, vocalist, low, singing voice, low-pitched, vocalizer, brass