falsetto

They wrote big songs with big falsetto choruses designed for big sing-alongs in big stadiums.

And he starts to sing it, filling the room with his sweet, fragile tenor, shifting to a falsetto that cuts straight to the heart.

Unlike his falsetto and his "cool dad" penchant for fedoras, this rumored affair is just so not cute.

His three-octave falsetto was also used to good advantage in Mars Attacks!

That high falsetto is frighteningly convincing, which raises the question: could a man really have pulled it off?

"Well, if it ain't ole Turkeyneck in person," he called in a high falsetto voice, as the two entered.

At last his companion had got into the habit of looking up at him whenever he cried in a falsetto voice, "Mignonne."

The trolley-wire, lifting a whole city home to supper, is a giant with a falsetto voice.

After the squalling falsetto had implored for a long time, the assailant at last gave over the exercise.

The employment of the Falsetto at any time, either in speaking or reading, is of doubtful taste.