Songstresses [noun]

Much, nay most, of this was undoubtedly owing to the genius of the songstress.

My songstress appeared to be not more than eighteen years of age.

Eos Cymru (the Welsh nightingale) for a fine Welsh songstress.

I left you making your way on the stage, and now I find you a songstress.

"No one ought to dictate to a songstress," he said, very decidedly.

Let us seek to rehabilitate the songstress so calumniated by the fable.

The earliest example which Richardson gives of seamstress is from Gay, of songstress, from Thomson.

The whole of the second part produced effects more in favour of the songstress upon the audience generally.

On my entering the room the songstress cleverly composed a verse about me.

"We are going now to Porta Capuana, songstress," he laughingly replied.