Crossword Clue: Refrain element
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Refrain element"
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- -- -la-la
- -- la la
- -la-la
- -- -la
- __ la la
- __-la-la
- __ -la-la
- __ la la (singing syllables)
- __-la-la (song syllables)
- __ la la (song syllables)
- ___ Chang (Thai food brand)
- ___ la
- ___-la
- "___-la-la!"
- "___ la la..."
- ___ -la-la
- ___ la-la
- "___-la-la..."
- "___ la la . . ."
- ___-la-la
- ___ la la
- ''___-la-la''
- "___-la-la!" (Captain Underpants call)
- "___-la-la-la"
- "___ la la la"
- ___-la-la (musical sounds)
- ___-la-la (nonsense song syllables)
- "___ la la" (nonsense sounds in a song)
- ___-la-la (singer's sounds)
- "___ la la" (singer's syllables)
- ___-la-la (singing syllable)
- ___-la-la (singing syllables)
- "___ la la" (singing syllables)
- ___ la la (singing syllables)
- "___-la-la" (skipping syllables)
- "___-La-La" (song from "An American in Paris")
- ___-la-la (song sounds)
- ___-la-la (song syllables)
- "___-la-la"
- ___ -la
- ___ poco (soon, in Sorrento)
- ___ poco (soon: It.)
- Among, in Asti
- Among, in Italia
- "Amor ___ Nemici," Ariosti opera
- ____ la la
- ____-la-la
- _____ -la-la
- _____-la-la
- Before la-la
- Before la
- Ariosti's "Amor ___ Nemici"
- Across: Prefix.
- Between, in Bari
- Between, in Bologna
- Air syllable
- " . . . bloom in the spring, ___ la"
- Comic-strip caveman
- Iran-___
- Frolicking syllable
- Horse-racing gp.
- It precedes la-la
- Gay singing syllable
- Gay syllable
- Choral syllable
- Chorus bit
- Chorus line kickoff?
- Chorus line leader?
- Chorus line member?
- Chorus line opener
- Chorus-line opener
- Chorus line syllable
- Chorus sound
- Chorus syllable
- Happy syllable
- First of a musical trio
- First word in the theme song for "The Banana Splits"
- Ditty bit
- Ditty syllable
- "... flowers that bloom in the spring, ___ la"
- Glee note
- Folk-song syllable
- Followed up, or stomp down
- " . . . in the spring, ___ la"
- Carefree singing syllable
- Carefree syllable
- Forerunner of lah
- Coin of Malay
- Carol syllable
- Caroler's syllable
- Caroling syllable
- "The ___ La La Song (One Banana, Two Banana)"
- "The ___ La La Song" (theme from "The Banana Splits")
- Verse opening
- "The flowers that bloom in the spring, ___ la"
- Music syllable
- Vocal syllable
- Musical note
- Lilt bit
- Lilt syllable
- Lilted song syllable
- Lilted sound
- Lilted syllable
- Lilting refrain word
- Lilting syllable
- Musical refrain syllable.
- Substitute for a forgotten lyric
- Musical sound
- Musical syllable.
- Musical syllable
- Song syllable
- Musical word for wordless music.
- Round sound
- La intro
- La-la forerunner
- La la forerunner
- La-la intro
- La la intro
- "La la" lead-in
- "La-la" lead-in
- La la lead-in
- 'La-la' lead-in
- La-la lead-in
- La-la leader
- La-la opener
- La-la opening
- "La-la" preceder
- "La la" preceder
- La-la preceder
- ''La la'' preceder
- La-la predecessor
- La-la prelude
- La-la start
- La-la starter
- La-la's companion
- La-la's leader
- La lead-in
- La leader
- La preceder
- La predecessor
- La starter
- Sound heard while skipping
- Sound in a round
- Part of a chorus line?
- Part of a musical refrain.
- Lah header
- Lah lah leader
- Lah lah preceder
- Lah partner
- Lah preceder
- Lah's partner
- Part of a song refrain.
- Melodic bit
- Melodic syllable
- Partner of lah
- La's companion
- La's lead-in
- La's leader
- La's partner
- La's predecessor
- Lazy lyricist's syllable?
- Lead-in for la la
- Lead-in to "la-la"
- Lead-up to la
- Leader for la-la
- Leader in a chorus line?
- Predecessor of la
- Refrain bit
- Refrain element
- Refrain from singing?
- Refrain intro
- Refrain opener
- Refrain part
- Refrain snippet
- Refrain sound
- Refrain start
- Refrain starter
- Refrain syllable.
- Refrain syllable in old songs.
- Refrain syllable
- Refrain word
- Mindless singing babble
- Repeated bit in a song
- Madrigal syllable
- Pewter coin
- Nonsense song syllable
- Nonsense syllable of song
- Opening for a chorus line
- Org. instrumental in preserving Sagamore Hill
- Malay coin
- Warbled syllable
- Warbler's note
- Sung syllable
- Word before la-la
- Word before la la
- Word before la
- Sinatra's coda?
- Sing-a-long syllable
- Sing-along syllable
- Word with la
- Singalong syllable
- Singer's nonsense syllable
- Singer's syllable
- Singing sound
- Singing syllable followed by "la"
- Singing syllable
- Singing word
- Singsong sound
- Singsong syllable
- Singsongy syllable
- Syllable before "la la"
- Syllable before la
- Syllable for a singer
- Syllable in a lilt
- Syllable in many a madrigal
- Syllable in some refrains
- Syllable of a refrain
- Syllable some sing while skipping
- Syllable sung before "la la"
- Syllable sung by Nanki-Poo and Ko-Ko.
- Syllable that may be sung before "la la"
- Syllable that might be sung before "la la"
- Syllable that might be sung in a song's refrain
- Syllable to skip by
- Syllable used in singing.
- Skipper's syllable, maybe
- Skipper's syllable
- Skipping sound?
- Skipping syllable
- X-___ (big, in commercial names)
- X-___ (large, in commercial names)
- X-___ large
- "X-___ Naked" (Grammy-winning Shabba Ranks album)
- Start of a chorus line
- Start of a lilt, perhaps
- Start of a musical refrain
- Start of a refrain
- Tin coin of Malay
Recent Usage of Refrain element in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - Feb. 1, 2009