| articulate | (v) express or state clearly, Syn. vocalise, vocalize, enunciate |
| singer | (n) a person who sings, Syn. vocalizer, vocalist, vocaliser |
| subvocalize | (v) articulate without making audible sounds, Syn. subvocalise, Example: she was reading to herself and merely subvocalized |
| subvocalizer | (n) someone who articulates speech without uttering sounds, Syn. subvocaliser |
| utterer | (n) an organism that can utter vocal sounds, Syn. vocalizer, vocaliser, Example: an utterer of foul oaths; is the giraffe a vocalizer? |
| vocalize | (v) sing (each note a scale or in a melody) with the same vowel, Syn. vocalise |
| vocalize | (v) pronounce as a vowel, Syn. vocalise, vowelize, vowelise, Example: between two consonants, this liquid is vowelized |
| vocalize | (v) utter speech sounds, Syn. vocalise, phonate |
| voice | (v) utter with vibrating vocal chords, Syn. vocalise, sound, vocalize, Ant. devoice |