Definition of soulster in English:

soulster

noun ˈsəʊlstəˈsōlstər

informal

A singer of soul music.
〈非正式〉爵士灵歌歌手
the gravel-voiced English soulster
Example sentencesExamples
- Somebody down at the record company must be patting themselves on the back right now having dug up and reissued this 100 per cent unknown band of funky soulsters.
- You have to admire the sheer out-of-time approach of this London soulster.
- He soaks these discs in a range of the genre - in this case, house - that few others could hope to master, alternating between classic rerubs and new soulsters.
- Patrick was joined on the album by various guests, including soulster David McAlmont.
- It's proof that a 75-year-old Cuban soulster and a 32-year-old Colchester lad can have different interpretations of the same song.
- He is both avuncular moralist and sexual soulster, alternately exhorting the children to stay out of trouble and serenading them about ‘sex down by the fire’ and ‘making sweet love all night long.’
- Her second husband was blind soulster Clarence Carter.
Synonyms
singer, vocalist, soloist, songstress, crooner, warbler, melodist, artiste

Rhymes

bolster, holster, pollster, upholster

Definition of soulster in US English:

soulster

nounˈsōlstər

informal

A singer of soul music.
〈非正式〉爵士灵歌歌手
the gravel-voiced English soulster
Example sentencesExamples
- You have to admire the sheer out-of-time approach of this London soulster.
- He is both avuncular moralist and sexual soulster, alternately exhorting the children to stay out of trouble and serenading them about ‘sex down by the fire’ and ‘making sweet love all night long.’
- It's proof that a 75-year-old Cuban soulster and a 32-year-old Colchester lad can have different interpretations of the same song.
- Somebody down at the record company must be patting themselves on the back right now having dug up and reissued this 100 per cent unknown band of funky soulsters.
- Patrick was joined on the album by various guests, including soulster David McAlmont.
- He soaks these discs in a range of the genre - in this case, house - that few others could hope to master, alternating between classic rerubs and new soulsters.
- Her second husband was blind soulster Clarence Carter.
Synonyms
singer, vocalist, soloist, songstress, crooner, warbler, melodist, artiste

单词	soulster
释义	Definition of soulster in English: soulster noun ˈsəʊlstəˈsōlstər informal A singer of soul music. 〈非正式〉爵士灵歌歌手 the gravel-voiced English soulster Example sentencesExamples Somebody down at the record company must be patting themselves on the back right now having dug up and reissued this 100 per cent unknown band of funky soulsters. You have to admire the sheer out-of-time approach of this London soulster. He soaks these discs in a range of the genre - in this case, house - that few others could hope to master, alternating between classic rerubs and new soulsters. Patrick was joined on the album by various guests, including soulster David McAlmont. It's proof that a 75-year-old Cuban soulster and a 32-year-old Colchester lad can have different interpretations of the same song. He is both avuncular moralist and sexual soulster, alternately exhorting the children to stay out of trouble and serenading them about ‘sex down by the fire’ and ‘making sweet love all night long.’ Her second husband was blind soulster Clarence Carter. Synonyms singer, vocalist, soloist, songstress, crooner, warbler, melodist, artiste Rhymes bolster, holster, pollster, upholster Definition of soulster in US English: soulster nounˈsōlstər informal A singer of soul music. 〈非正式〉爵士灵歌歌手 the gravel-voiced English soulster Example sentencesExamples You have to admire the sheer out-of-time approach of this London soulster. He is both avuncular moralist and sexual soulster, alternately exhorting the children to stay out of trouble and serenading them about ‘sex down by the fire’ and ‘making sweet love all night long.’ It's proof that a 75-year-old Cuban soulster and a 32-year-old Colchester lad can have different interpretations of the same song. Somebody down at the record company must be patting themselves on the back right now having dug up and reissued this 100 per cent unknown band of funky soulsters. Patrick was joined on the album by various guests, including soulster David McAlmont. He soaks these discs in a range of the genre - in this case, house - that few others could hope to master, alternating between classic rerubs and new soulsters. Her second husband was blind soulster Clarence Carter. Synonyms singer, vocalist, soloist, songstress, crooner, warbler, melodist, artiste
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