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Singsong (Noun)

Informal group singing of popular songs.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The group of friends broke into a joyful singsong of their favorite 80s tunes on the road trip.
The campers gathered around the campfire for a rousing singsong of classic folk songs.
The crowd at the sporting event joined in a loud singsong of the national anthem before the game.
The family reunion featured a lively singsong of old-time gospel songs.
The pub patrons participated in a raucous singsong of popular pub songs on St. Patrick's Day.

A regular and monotonous rising and falling intonation.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The teacher tried to make the lesson more engaging, but her singsong tone of voice put the students to sleep.
His annoying singsong delivery made the newscast sound more like a children's nursery rhyme than a serious news program.
The phone operator's singsong "your call is very important to us" sounded hollow and insincere.
The automated voice on the GPS device used a grating singsong tone that was starting to get on the driver's nerves.
The public speaker's singsong intonation made her words sound overly simplistic and lacking in depth.