Ballade

What do we mean by ballade?

A verse form usually consisting of three stanzas of eight or ten lines each along with a brief envoy, with all three stanzas and the envoy ending in the same one-line refrain. noun

A composition, usually for the piano, having the romantic or dramatic quality of a narrative poem. noun

A poem consisting of one or more triplets each formed of stanzas of seven or eight lines, the last line being a refrain common to all the stanzas. noun

A poem divided into stanzas having the same number of lines, commonly seven or eight. noun

In music, a term variously applied to melodies for ballads, to extended narrative or dramatic works for a solo voice, occasionally to concerted choral cantatas, and to instrumental pieces of a melodic character — in the last case often without obvious reason. noun

A form of French versification, sometimes imitated in English, in which three or four rhymes recur through three stanzas of eight or ten lines each, the stanzas concluding with a refrain, and the whole poem with an envoy. noun

Any of various genres of single-movement musical pieces having lyrical and narrative elements noun

A poem consisting of 3 stanzas and an envoy noun

Any of various genres of single-movement musical pieces having lyrical and narrative elements.

A poem of one or more triplets of seven- or eight-line stanzas, each ending with the same line as refrain, and usually an envoi; more generally, any poem in stanzas of equal length.

Words that are spelled similarly to ballade:
ballade, ballad, ballads, sallade, balade, ballare, ballate.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ballade:
envoi, rondeau, scherzo, temps, adeline, dames, integra, quint, debussy, hatchback, chesterton, chopin, liszt, calamity, honda, pour, ballad, sonata, refrain, concerto, prelude, rhyme, dalton, sedan, quintet, des, piano, olivier, civic, mega, rover, poetic, orchestral, les, poem, ladies, opens, minor, triumph, variations, violin, ois, secular, orchestra, luxury, suite, melody, gabriel, acclaim, pieces, trouble, flat, solo, composed, piece, jane, compilation, poems, soundtrack, theme, poetry, composer, setting, poet, folk, forms, text, models, introduction, inspired, written, singer, french, classical, concert, copies.

Words that rhyme with ballade:
god, rod, facade, pod, fraud, broad, odd, nod, cod, elrod, squad, abroad, laud, sod, prod, quad, applaud, petard, mod, wad, plod, tod, braud, defraud, flawed, shod, trod, arthropod, awed, laude, tripod, roughshod, goldenrod, slipshod, esplanade, escalade, maraud, ramrod, baud, scrod, bawd, claud, claude, aud, cephalopod, thawed, maud, todd, backboard, strawed, maude, tightwad, belgrade, jawed, pernod, ipod, saud, brod, sawed, assad, riyadh, mossad, fahd, word of god, clawed, brachiopod, outlawed, novgorod, rashad, gnawed, plaud, riad, dodd, hot rod, chaud, cawed, codd, raad, baaed, chmod, lightning rod, pawed, seedpod, hawed, peapod, riyad, seesawed, schrod, act of god, chawed, abad, yawed, sprod, saad, penrod, cape cod, glod, natividad, antifraud, tawed.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ballade:
minor, french, double, second, first, famous, fourth, flat, third, old, major, startling, little, triple, blithe, final, english, charming, taylor, noble, medieval, courtly, lovely, wicked, entire, typical, century, moral, dramatic, known, ancient, unexpected, satirical, vigorous, regular, extended, orchestral, scottish, instrumental, line, popular, lyrical, strophic, magnificent, damnable, pleasaunt, polyphonic, neat, northern, royal, occasional, strict, woeful, anonymous, mechanical, newe, choral, flippant, stirring.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ballade:
maker, van, makers, made, catalogue.

Consonant match to ballade:
bullard, bollard, ballad, belied, bolide, bellied, bullied, ballard, billowed, bellowed, belayed, belaud, b lead, bailard, ball load, be laid, be led, bell heard, bell lloyd, belle heard, bill heard, bill owed, boll had, bowl ad, bowl add, bowl had, bull heard, buol had, by lloyd.

Words that sound like ballade:
ballade, balade, belaud, palade, bellowed, belied, bellied, billowed, belayed, belaid, bullied, ballad, blod, bulged, balad, bolide, ball head, bull head, build, billed, bailout, billet, belate, ball out, bild, billard, belled, ballout, beloit, bail out, beld, belight, bail-out, billett, bellard, bale out, bawl out, belet, belit, billete, bilet, billot, belette, blood, bleed, bold, blade, bullet, bald, bled, ballot, boiled, blot, blowed, balled, bailed, blud, blad, bullit, ballard, bullett, bowled, bawled, bely, baloo, balet, bulled, bollard, blued, bult, ballooned, balde, bullard, baled, ballou, ballett, bullitt, balu, bullate, blott, bulked, boulet, bolde, bulat, blude, bolete, bield, bloed, beeld, boulette, bolet, bolled, balai, balado, ballette, bulbed, bealed, bulut, balada, beild.