madrigal

/mˈædɹɪɡə‍l/

/ˈmædɹəɡəɫ/, /ˈmædɹɪɡəɫ/

[verb] [noun]

to madrigal

[VERB]

MAIN VERB

sing madrigals

Madrigal

[NOUN]

a song without instruments consisting of several vocals, singing about secular themes in the 16th century

Examples

1. Humanism and the scientific method and madrigals really took off.

2. I was a big fan of the King Singers, this madrigal group and, um, yeah,

3. Yes, and of course I was the leader of the madrigals.

4. With the help of Lydia Rodarte-Quayle, an executive at Madrigal, an international conglomerate with ties to Gus' old organization, the three men plan to take over the distribution of Gus' empire.