1. to produce sounds with the voice; to sing or speak
Usage: British spelling
2. to express something in words; to articulate
Usage: British spelling

1. a vocal exercise or piece of music sung without words
Usage: British spelling; music

Examples

• The choir began to vocalise their warm-up exercises.
• She struggled to vocalise her feelings about the situation.
• The singer practiced a difficult vocalise before the performance.
• Birds vocalise most actively at dawn and dusk.
• He found it hard to vocalise his concerns during the meeting.
• The music teacher assigned a new vocalise for homework.
• The baby began to vocalise around three months old.