carroll
n. countablen. a traditional song or poem that people sing to celebrate a holiday, especially Christmas. You usually hear these performed by groups of singers in public places during December.
n. a traditional song of praise or joy, specifically one associated with the Christmas season. Often performed by a choir or group of singers in a communal or religious setting.
The children sang a beautiful carroll at the school concert.
Every December, the local choir goes from house to house to sing a traditional carroll for the neighbors.
The historical collection includes a rare 15th-century carroll that blends religious devotion with folk melodies, illustrating the evolution of seasonal music in the region.
Commonly spelled 'carol' in modern English; the double-l spelling is an archaic variant.
They sang a carroll of the birdsThey sang a carol of the birdsWhile 'carroll' is an archaic variant, 'carol' is the standard modern spelling for the song.