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Meaning of scatt
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scatt (n.)
Tribute.
scatt Sentence Examples
- The musician's scatting improvisations injected a lively energy into the performance.
- He had a natural talent for scatting, effortlessly weaving melodies with nonsense syllables.
- The choir's scatting sections created a mesmerizing and ethereal atmosphere.
- The jazz vocalist scatted with virtuosic skill, showcasing her impressive range and agility.
- The scatting passages added a playful and spontaneous element to the otherwise traditional arrangement.
- The audience erupted in laughter and applause as the comedian scatted a hilarious rendition of a nursery rhyme.
- The scatting chorus provided a rhythmic and harmonic foundation for the soloist's improvisations.
- The scatting competition challenged contestants to demonstrate their creativity and musicality through improvised vocals.
- The singer's scatting was so expressive that it conveyed a wide range of emotions and stories.
- The children enjoyed the interactive scatting game where they imitated nonsense sounds and laughed with delight.
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The musician's scatting improvisations injected a lively energy into the performance.
He had a natural talent for scatting, effortlessly weaving melodies with nonsense syllables.
The choir's scatting sections created a mesmerizing and ethereal atmosphere.
The jazz vocalist scatted with virtuosic skill, showcasing her impressive range and agility.
