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sang

American  
[sang] / sæŋ /

verb

  1. a simple past tense of sing.

sang 1 British  
/ sæŋ /

verb

  1. the past tense of sing

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sang 2 British  
/ sæŋ /

noun

  1. a Scot word for song

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The heat lingered around 100 degrees, and while Young danced and sang, she began to visibly gag and retch before running off the stage and asking for a bucket.

From Los Angeles Times

As a rule, the songs performed at Eurovision must be original and lead vocals sung live.

From BBC

No birds sang in the trees, no frogs droned in the ponds.

From Literature

"The strength of unity is my national power," Shah sang in the song, which has racked up nearly three million views since being released on social media and streaming sites on Thursday evening.

From Barron's

When Boston went to work on a new album, “Life, Love & Hope,” featuring vocals from Delp and others, DeCarlo sang lead on the title track and contributed to others.

From The Wall Street Journal

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