tune

I

n.

melody

1) to compose, write a tune

2) to hum; play; sing; whistle a tune (to play a tune on the piano)

3) to carry ('sing the notes of') a tune

4) a tune of, to (the tune to a song)

5) a catchy; lilting tune

6) in tune; out of tune (to sing in tune; she was playing out of tune)

7) to a tune (to dance to a tune)

agreement

8) in tune with (in tune with the times)

9) out of tune with

attitude

(colloq.)

10) to change one's tune

misc.

(colloq.)

11) to call the tune ('to be in command'); to sing a different tune ('to begin to act differently'); to the tune of ('approximately')

II

v. (d; tr.) to tune to (we tune dour sets to the local station)

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[tjuːn]

attain

lilting tune

play

seektune

sing

undying tune

win

write a tune

to the tune of ('approximately')

to sing a different tune ('to begin to act differently')

to (the tune to a song)

whistle a tune (to play a tune on the piano)

out of tune (to sing in tune; she was playing out of tune)

['attitude'] (colloq.) to change one's tune

['melody'] to compose

a catchy

a tuneof

at the height of one's tune

in tune

international

out of tune with

to achieve

to achieve

to carry ('sing the notes of) a tune

to hum

['misc. '] (colloq.) to call the tune ('to be in command')

['agreement'] in tune with (in tune with the times)

to a tune (to dance to a tune)

(d; tr.) to tune to (we tuned our sets to the local station)