0 past simple and past participle of carol
A redbird carolled to its mate in the top of a wayside elm, and she laughed like a child.
Birds carolled sweetly, and all nature rejoiced, but his spirits seemed to sink under the increased weight of riches, and he felt burdened.
Her heart was again blithe and hopeful, and as the birds carolled their notes of joy, she too sang old songs of love and happiness.
So she carolled it forth like the birds, in a sweet and simple song.
Birds carolled their songs, and made the woods vocal with praise.
The dewdrops still hung thick on flower and thorn, and the wild birds carolled their songs of merry welcome to the new-born day.
The cook, from his insecure seat on the pack-saddle, carolled his endless musical narrative.
However, it was no affair of his; so he put the matter out of mind, and as he rode through the forest, carolled blithely.
