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Showing words for SERENADER using the English dictionary

9 Letter Words for Serenader

serenader

8 Letter Words for Serenader

arreedes, enseared, reearned, serenade

7 Letter Words for Serenader

arreede, darners, deaners, dreares, earners, endears, errands, needers, randers, readers, redears, redsear, reearns, reeders, renders, rereads, serened, serener, snarred, sneered, sneerer

6 Letter Words for Serenader

anders, aredes, darers, darner, darres, deaner, dearer, deares, dearns, deener, denars, denser, derere, derner, dreare, drears, dreres, earned, earner, endear, endere, enders, ensear, erased, eraser, errand, neared, nearer, needer, neesed, rander, ranees, reader, reared, redans, redare, redarn, redear, reearn, reeden, reeder, reedes, render, reread, reseda, reseed, reseen, resend, resene, sander, sarred, seaned, seared, searer, seeder, sendee, sender, serena, serene, serran, serred, snared, snarer

5 Letter Words for Serenader

aedes, andes, andre, anser, arder, arede, arend, arere, arnee, arsed, danes, darer, dares, darns, darre, deans, deare, dearn, dears, deens, deere, denar, denes, dense, deres, derns, drear, drees, drere, eaned, eards, eared, earns, eased, easer, ender, erade, erase, erned, ernes, erred, esere, nards, nares, narre, nears, needs, neese, nerds, rands, ranee, rared, rares, rasen, raser, reads, reans, rears, redan, redes, reede, reeds, reens, reese, rends, reran, reree, resee, saned, saner, sared, seare, sedan, seder, sered, serer, serra, serre, snare, snead, sneed, sneer

4 Letter Words for Serenader

aden, ands, anes, anre, ards, ared, aren, ares, daer, daes, dane, dans, dare, darn, darr, dase, dean, dear, deas, deen, deer, dees, dene, dens, dere, dern, dree, eans, eard, earn, ears, ease, edea, eden, ende, ends, ened, enes, ense, eras, ered, erer, eres, erne, erns, errs, erse, esne, nard, nare, narr, near, neds, need, neer, nerd, nese, rade, rads, rand, rane, rare, read, rean, rear, rede, reds, reed, reen, rees, rend, sade, sadr, sand, sane, sard, sare, sean, sear, seed, seen, seer, sena, send, sene, sere, serr, snar, sned, snee

3 Letter Words for Serenader

ade, ads, aer, aes, and, ane, ans, ard, are, arn, arr, ars, ase, dae, dan, dar, das, dea, dee, den, der, des, dna, dsr, ead, ean, ear, eas, eds, een, eer, end, ene, ens, era, erd, ere, ern, err, ers, esd, ese, esr, nad, nae, nar, nas, nea, ned, nee, rad, ran, ras, rea, red, ree, res, rna, rnd, sad, san, sar, sea, sed, see, sen, ser

Definitions for Serenader

[1] a complimentary performance of vocal or instrumental music in the open air at night, as by a lover under the window of his lady.
[2] a piece of music suitable for such performance.
[3] serenata(def 2) .
[4] to entertain with or perform a serenade.
[5] a piece of music appropriate to the evening, characteristically played outside the house of a woman
[6] a piece of music indicative or suggestive of this
[7] an extended composition in several movements similar to the modern suite or divertimento
[8] (tr) to play a serenade for (someone)
[9] (intr) to play a serenade

Words related to Serenader

serenadeartist, musician, voice, diva, soloist, crooner, vocalist, minstrel, songwriter, troubadour, songbird, songster, artiste, warbler, chorister, accompanist, chanter, nightingale, bard, poet

Words nearby Serenader

serenadeserdab, sere, serein, seremban, serena, serenade, serenata, serendip, serendipitous, serendipity, serendipity berry

Origin of Serenader

1640–50; < French sérénade < Italian serenata; see serenata

Other words from Serenader

ser·e·nad·er , noun
un·ser·e·nad·ed , adjective

Word origin for Serenader

C17: from French sérénade, from Italian serenata, from sereno peaceful, from Latin serēnus calm; also influenced in meaning by Italian sera evening, from Latin sērus late

Synonyms for Serenader

artist, crooner, diva, musician, soloist, vocalist, voice, accompanist, artiste, chanter, chorister, minstrel, nightingale, songbird, songster, troubadour, warbler, chanteuse, choralist, intoner, melodist, yodeler