Song-sing

(verb). Song-sing: (a) To be at the pinnacle of one's career.
(b) To achieve excellence in a field or fields of pursuit.

She just won a nobel prize in economics - she's really song-singing right now.

by Mankiw November 3, 2010

song of the moment

The song you can't stop listening to right now. It can be an old or new song. Or a song you rediscovered, and now you are loving it all over again.

Friend - You've been playing that song every day this week
Me - I'm loving this song right now, it's my song of the moment

by KiaLee123 June 4, 2022

Song Sprint

When you're listening to your ipod, mp3 player, or CD; and find that none of the songs appeal to you, so you just keep going on to the next song until you're going so fast that you're almost not even stopping to listen to any of them.

Friend: "Why do you keep going to the next song on your ipod?"

Me: (stops) "Crap, sorry about that. I was stuck in a song sprint."

by melcal26 February 2, 2010

Richard Song

Richard Songs are that one hyper yet harmless weird kid. Since the development in his brain is slower, he can only communicate through a small pool of phrases. These phrases may include: I mean good, you?, and etc. However, none of these phrase actually originate from him. Richards simply mimic others. This causes other humans to view him as somewhat annoying.

"Are you talking about Richard Song? I hear he wants to beat up Alex!"

"Don't worry!" He's completely harmless."

by THEsoldier76 May 9, 2019

Song of Moroni

You go to the doctor, who uses an anal scope. When the scope is inserted, you fart, producing a perfect trumpet-like note.

Dude, I totally sang a song of Moroni to my doctor today.

by Red Handed Bandit March 7, 2019

song and dance

This expression is used as a way to convey routine, as a song and dance performance is often known as a routine.

Friend: What are you up to today?
Me: The usual song and dance.

by Sol Dan August 3, 2021

Song Orgasm

the part of the song that you would scream the lyrics to; it usually comes after a slow buildup/it’s typically the transition from the bridge to the last chorus;the best part of the song that everyone waits for

The song orgasm of “Love Story” by Taylor Swift is when she belts “MARRY ME JULIET YOU’LL NEVER HAVE TO BE ALONE,” after the slow bridge.

by Mrs. Carterr May 30, 2019