humming
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- noun
- /ˈhʌmɪŋ/
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- She walked through the garden, humming a cheerful tune under her breath.
So things like humming is is insanely effective.
- So things like humming is is insanely effective.
- And so whether that's drawing, painting, singing, chanting, humming, dancing.
- Person is able to, through humming and vocalizing, create sort of two sets of notes playing at the same time.
Examples
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An ice back, a hot shower, a hot bath, singing, gurgling, humming, chanting because it stimulates your vocal cords.
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And so whether that's drawing, painting, singing, chanting, humming, dancing.
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So you want to get that humming sound more kind of nasally and then throw the beat on top of that.
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So close the windows, turn off the TV, turn off any possible distracting noise or humming in the background to make sure that your audio actually is clear.
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The child sat on the porch, humming softly while playing with his toys.
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As he worked on his project, he found himself humming a catchy melody from his favorite song.
Synonyms
Compounds
A shrub with bright red flowers shaped like tubes that attract hummingbirds
How Musical
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Etymology
Humming comes from the sound hum, the quiet noise people make when they sing with closed lips. That's why humming also means 'making a tune without words', the soft, wordless singing you do to yourself.