Soprano Edit Meaning

1.

The highest female voicing within choral music. Usually the bearer of melody.

The sopranos in the choir sang the the melody to all of the carols while the rest of the choir sang the countermelody.

See E.J.

2.

The highest female voice type, highest choir part. The soprano section of a choir may often be divided into Soprano I and Soprano II, each singing different parts when the soprano music breaks off into two sections.

A woman or pre-pubescent boy who possesses such a voice.

All the other sopranos in my choir decided to ditch class on the same day, and I ended up having to hit that damn high A by myself.

See sopranos, choir

3.

The highest womon's singing voice, usually limited to womyn and children.

Plays the heroine in opera and musicals...

Ranging from sweet, innocent little maidens, to long-suffering victim womyn and a few villains or semi-villains.

Sopranos... ranging from high, fluteish, tweety birds... to steely, powerful, DRAMATIC Wagner roles

See Sam

4.

the bitches of choir

"i need the melody i dont know anything else, im a soprano"

See bitches, sluts, slow, retards

5.

Literaly, the gangster family on HBO. The level of writing and acting on this show made just the word "soprano" take on a new meaning; Now when you hear nas say this he means

1: Violently, illegally or aggresively

2: Living a life of this kind

"You cappedthat mofo, then boostedhis wheels? AND you took his wallet? Day-emthas sone soprano shit!"

See id

6.

verb - To watch a series of episodes of a tv show in one sitting in sequence. Taken from the propensity of people doing this to 'catch up' on HBO's tv show, <i>The Sopranos</i>

When I get home, I'm gonna soprano the first four episodes of Battlestar Galactica!

We soprano'd 24 last night, it was awesome.

7.

The highest womyn's singing voice, usually limited to wymyn and children.

Plays the heroine in opera and musicals...

Ranging from sweet, innocent ingenues to long-suffering, victimized womyn and a few villains or semi-villains.

Sopranos... from sassy but likeable soubrettes to high, fluteish, coloraturas to sweet, virginal lyric sopranos to strong, tragic spinto and dramaticsopranos... to steely, powerful, DRAMATIC Wagner roles.