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Definitions for Croon

[1] to sing or hum in a soft, soothing voice: to croon to a baby.
[2] to sing in an evenly modulated, slightly exaggerated manner: Popular singers began crooning in the 1930s.
[3] to utter a low murmuring sound.
[4] Scot. and North England . to bellow; low. to lament; mourn.
[5] to sing (a song) in a crooning manner.
[6] to lull by singing or humming to in a soft, soothing voice: to croon a child to sleep.
[7] the act or sound of crooning.
[8] to sing or speak in a soft low tone
[9] a soft low singing or humming

Words related to Croon

hum, murmur, wail, roar, bellow, lull

Words nearby Croon

crookes space, crookes tube, crookesite, crookneck, crool, croon, crop, crop circle, crop duster, crop milk, crop out

Origin of Croon

1350–1400; Middle English cronen < Middle Dutch: to lament

Other words from Croon

croon·er , noun
croon·ing·ly , adverb

Word origin for Croon

C14: via Middle Dutch crōnen to groan; compare Old High German chrōnan to chatter, Latin gingrīre to cackle (of geese)

Synonyms for Croon

hum, murmur, wail, bellow, lull, roar