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madrigal
noun
A little amorous poem, sometimes called a pastoral poem, containing a certain number of free unequal verses, not confined to the scrupulous regularity of a sonnet or the subtilty of the epigram, but containing some tender and delicate, though simple thought, suitably expressed. RIGAL.
madrigal
An elaborate vocal composition in five or six parts.