carol
//ˈkærəl//
Noun
carolSingular
carolsPlural
1
A joyful religious song, especially one sung at Christmas.
The children sang Christmas carols at the church.
2
A song of praise or joy.
The choir sang a beautiful carol to celebrate the victory.
Verb
carolInfinitive
carolPresent tense
caroledPast tense
caroledPast participle
carolingPresent participle
carolsThird-person singular
1
To sing carols, especially Christmas carols, typically going from house to house.
Every Christmas Eve, the children carol around the neighborhood.
2
To sing joyfully or praise in song.
The birds caroled in the trees at dawn.