Lied

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A German art song for solo voice and piano. noun

Properly, a German ballad, secular or sacred, fitted for singing or actually set to music. noun

A lay; a German song. It differs from the French chanson, and the Italian canzone, all three being national. noun

An art song, sung in German and accompanied on the piano noun

Simple past tense and past participle of lie. verb

A German art song of the 19th century for voice and piano noun

An art song, sung in German and accompanied on the piano.

Lied is when you lie about something or your'e saying somthing sarcastic for example another shorter word for lied is '10' so 10 = lied Urban Dictionary

A nickname for a beautiful girl Urban Dictionary

An insanely beautiful person, both inside and out. She carries herself well and deals with problems positively. Always in a good mood and happy with a huge grin on her face. She makes friends easily and falls very hard when it comes to love and relationships. She's usually getting hurt when it comes to dating, but in the future, that one special man is waiting to come into her life. Lis is simply amazing. Urban Dictionary

A phrase used after somone is lying or believed to be lying. Urban Dictionary

Noun. 1) In a global set consisting of a multitude of binary experiments, each with only two outcomes; pass or fail, Lis refers to a rate of success of no less than 8 standard deviations above the mean. A favorable statistical anomaly Adj. 2) A shockingly overwhelming appeal to the bodily sense of taste or smell, usually associated with an incredibly rare and exquisite gastronomic event. Verb. 3) To observe something so perfectly beautiful that life in general, even in its most revered and sacred moments, becomes pale and dull by comparison. Urban Dictionary

A wacky person armed with overconfidence, a spoon and a small breifacse. Li should have your total respect, they are a legend and an ever fiercer kneekap kicker. We stan Li Urban Dictionary

A very common last name for Chinese people. Pronounced as "Lee". Only dumbasses pronounce it as "lie". It's also written as "Li3" in Chinese pinyin, not fricken Lee. Some people spell it Lee because of the retards out there saying it wrong. Urban Dictionary

A word shouted in disbelief responding to a statement which can not possibly be false or which has already been agreed upon. Often used in "Invader Zim", an animated television show. Urban Dictionary

AOL instant messanger slang. How many times a day do you typically type the word "lol" when you are not actually laughing out loud? Even if you do this once, you are a liar, you're lying to yourself, and to your friends who think they've made you laugh. Instead, be true to yourself and your friends, and type "li" which means you are laughing on the inside, and that's all your friends need to hear to know that they still have a half decent sense of humor Urban Dictionary

Something said when you disagree with what happened. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to lied:
lied.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word lied:
erde, vom, lieder, mahler, enlist, oath, der, conceal, whereabouts, betrayed, und, testimony, von, telling, pregnant, claiming, lie, fbi, das, knowing, truth, anthem, jury, lying, told, glacier, hurt, affair, false, tells, die, knows, statements, witness, knew, symphony, saying, marry, tell, denied, baby, everyone, piano, investigation, trial, really, wedding, tries, protect, admitted.

Words that rhyme with lied:
backslide, abide, side, provide, hide, ride, stride, slide, aside, pride, tide, guide, override, chide, reside, coincide, decide, fide, eyed, snide, divide, deride, wide, glide, genocide, alongside, apartheid, inside, subside, oxide, bonafide, outside, ide, bona fide, vide, beside, homicide, bromide, bride, suicide, worldwide, confide, satisfied, qualified, certified, mortified, bide, collide, landslide, broadside, preside, backside, downside, upside, dignified, pied, tied, petrified, implied, applied, tried, decried, justified, classified, dioxide, preoccupied, unified, allied, blindside, cyanide, yuletide, pesticide, amplified, modified, belied, fratricide, astride, peroxide, countryside, cockeyed, diversified, betide, pried, denied, occupied, seaside, curbside, ratified, hyde, dried, wayside, shied, complied, fortified, terrified, multiplied, side by side, defied, stratified, plied.

Adjectives that are often used to describe lied:
nibelungen, wessel, niebelungen, century, simple, german, romantic, modern, celebrated, strophic, actual, horst, old, polyphonic, famous, short, traditional, ancient, strophen, entire, genuine, historical, brief, melancholy, deutschland, hixson, musical, late, doleful, classical, horstwessel, called, popular.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective lied:
form, composer, composers, literature, tradition, style, van, hat, erschalle, singers, musicians, fur, nicht, genre.

Consonant match to lied:
lead, led, load, laid, lewd, loud, laud, lid, lad, lode, lade, laude, leed, lloyd, ladd, lide, lowed, ladde, loyd, lyde, lodde, leard.

Words that sound like lied:
lied, lide, leid, lyde, light, loud, lead, load, laid, lad, lid, led, lite, leed, lloyd, lewd, laud, lude, lade, lode, lod, laude, loyd, lud, loid, lood, ladd, lawed, lowed, lyd, laide, lyte, ladde, lede, leud, leyte, lodd, leit, ludd, looed, laad, llud, leod, leede, lwd, lithe, lythe, lie, late, lot, lit, let, lived, loot, glide, clyde, lined, lat, allied, leet, flied, litt, lai, lett, lete, leat, lette, liet, elide, leight, laut, llet, legt, lider, laat, limed, lidt, liit, lerd, latt, laie, glied, leite, lde, leete, alide, leute, kleid, leider, leida, -led, ldd, -let, lered, lld, lebt, lieut, laute, leut, lkd.