"singster" meaning in All languages combined

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        "A female singer; songstress."
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        "(obsolete) A female singer; songstress."
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          "ref": "1886, The Australian Journal: A Weekly Record of Literature, Science, and Art:",
          "text": "Mrs. Stone had been, as she put it, \"quite some of a singster\" in her youth.",
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          "ref": "1909, The Guide to Nature - Volume 2",
          "text": "I therefore think a cedar bird should be called a trickster instead of a singster, as he has not much song anyway."
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          "ref": "1920, Kennett Harris, Meet Mr. Stegg:",
          "text": "It seems to annoy some folks. Remember when I come and sung Kathleen Mavourneen to you one morning bright and early ? Well, you was real peevish about it yourself. Abilene was more so.\" \" You ain't no great shakes as a singster, Benny,\" I says. \" Still, it don't seem like Kathleen Mavourneen was no just cause or impediment.",
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        },
        {
          "ref": "2016, Mercedes Lackey, The Last Herald-Mage Trilogy:",
          "text": "That be 'cause she don't care for ye singsters, an' no dancin' girl'll stay where the profits be so lean.",
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        "A singer; songster; vocalist"
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        "(dated, archaic) A singer; songster; vocalist"
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          "text": "It seems to annoy some folks. Remember when I come and sung Kathleen Mavourneen to you one morning bright and early ? Well, you was real peevish about it yourself. Abilene was more so.\" \" You ain't no great shakes as a singster, Benny,\" I says. \" Still, it don't seem like Kathleen Mavourneen was no just cause or impediment.",
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