Falsetto

What do we mean by falsetto?

A voice in a register higher than a person's usual register, resulting from a change in the way the vocal cords are vibrated. noun

One who sings or talks in this register. noun

The highest or smallest register or quality in both male and female voices: so called because in its untrained state it is more or less unnatural and forced, and because at best it is usually intractable. noun

Having the quality and compass of the falsetto.

Assumed; constrained; unnaturally high-pitched; false.

A false or artificial voice; that voice in a man which lies above his natural voice; the male counter tenor or alto voice. See Head voice, under voice. noun

The "false" (singing) voice in any human, usually airy and lacking a purity of vowels; created by utilizing the next highest vocal folds above those used for speech and normal range singing. It is commonly confused with the Head Voice register. noun

Artificially high; above the normal voice range adjective

A male singing voice with artificially high tones in an upper register noun

The "false" (singing) voice in any human, usually airy and lacking a purity of vowels; created by utilizing the next highest vocal folds above those used for speech and normal range singing. It is commonly confused with the Head Voice register.

A person who sings in falsetto.

Coined by singer/producer/writer The Dream in the song of the same name in 2007, to falsetto is to reach an orgasm during sex or a sexual act, and scream in a high-pitched tone. Usually executed by females, but can also be done by males. Urban Dictionary

During a sexual act, a high pitch tone/scream, usually done by a female. However, males can reach it too. Urban Dictionary

Above the normal vocal range. "a controlled (and purposely done) cracking of the voice" usually done by a male singer, using his voice to reach a note he normally wouldn't be able to reach. Urban Dictionary

Back in the Renaissance period (approx. 1475-1600)the Roman Catholic church did not approve of women singing in the choir. Because of this, they castrated young boys in order to keep their feminine quality so their voices wouldnt change and they could sing as high as a woman. This went on until 1903. Urban Dictionary

A form of speech that escalates sexual behavior with words normally used for non sexual activities. Urban Dictionary

An extremely funny musical with four (five) jews bitching in a room, a terrible psychiatrist, and seriously dysfunctional family relationships but oh no, people break up over chess, a kid hates his parents, racquetball happens, bar mitzvah shenanigans, oh and someone dies. And it will make you cry at some point; it's so good. Urban Dictionary

A female that wears weave, false eyelashes, contacts,and etc., all at the same time. Urban Dictionary

To falsetto is to fake a scream in a high-pitched tone during sex. Urban Dictionary

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Noun also adjective by context 1. The illusion of higher social status provided by assuming the trappings, fashions, mannerisms, language and idiom of a culture or subculture to which one does not rightly belong. 2. A wanna-be or poseur. 3. A soul-dead culture thief. See also wigger, see also ICP See also rapper see also eminem. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to falsetto:
falsetto, palmetto, falsest, fassett, bassetto, filetto, masetto, salsette, falsettos, fausett, faletti, balletto, folletto, cassetto, faldetta.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word falsetto:
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Words that rhyme with falsetto:
go, blow, show, know, forego, snow, so, throw, flow, though, ratio, pro, hello, quo, grow, row, sew, apropos, mow, bio, low, forgo, shadow, o, woe, crow, portfolio, no, although, potato, bestow, yoe, toe, undergo, studio, hoe, glow, owe, joe, aglow, co, escrow, indigo, willow, dough, espresso, archipelago, plateau, cameo, slow, rainbow, beau, tomato, doe, adagio, ho, foe, otto, coco, status quo, fallow, glo, lo, below, radio, hydro, vertigo, manifesto, tow, meadow, tomorrow, patio, veto, overthrow, audio, plough, tempo, torso, roe, calypso, aficionado, borrow, micro, virago, mo, rhino, winnow, photo, tornado, buffalo, quid pro quo, portico, tableau, whoa, dado, torpedo, rococo, gusto, grotto, calico.

Adjectives that are often used to describe falsetto:
high, shrill, thin, mutational, pitched, squeaky, quavering, cracked, male, nasal, weak, clear, strange, highest, pure, soft, hoarse, husky, excited, feminine, sweet, sharp, loud, tremulous, shrillest, female, queer, strained, querulous, childish, curious, fine, detached, feeble, sudden, ridiculous, absurd, smooth, reedy, weird, wild, hysterical, singular, singsong, unpleasant, pathetic, harsh, delicate, light, broken, continual, continued, peculiar, hateful, comic, near, monotheistic, whispery, conventional, strident, silly, affected, horrible, usual, like, nervous, monotonous, exaggerated, habitual, tiny, girlish, artificial, breathy, fake, creaky, impotent, tentative, persistent, unnatural, plaintive, sarcastic, exquisite, odd, angry, occasional, mock, slight, quiet, raucous.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective falsetto:
voice, tone, voices, note, singing, tones, laugh, shriek, quality, notes, key, register, scream, pitch, cry, laughter, sound, range, production, sentiment, whisper, imitation, screech, tenor, whine, singer, chorus, wail, squeal, giggle, breaks, song, cackle, soprano, chirps, style, cries, ring, singers, shout, clamor, yell, rendition, taste, harmony, greatness, embellishments, uproar, disguise, chuckle, encouragement, screams, quaver, echoes, intensity, parlando, rumble, calls, phonation, howl, vocals, shrieks, talk, passage, vocal, ecstasy, flageolet, lead, giggles, whoops, bark, drawl, squeaks, excitement, prose, songs.

Consonant match to falsetto:
falsity, fall city.

Words that sound like falsetto:
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