Definitions of chorus
-
To
sing
in
chorus;
to
exclaim
simultaneously.
-
utter
in
unison; "`
yes,
'
the
children
chorused"
-
any
utterance
produced
simultaneously
by
a
group; "
a
chorus
of
boos"
-
a
group
of
people
assembled
to
sing
together
-
a
company
of
actors
who
comment (
by
speaking
or
singing
in
unison)
on
the
action
in
a
classical
Greek
play
-
a
body
of
dancers
or
singers
who
perform
together
-
A
band
of
singers
and
dancers.
-
A
company
of
persons
supposed
to
behold
what
passed
in
the
acts
of
a
tragedy,
and
to
sing
the
sentiments
which
the
events
suggested
in
couplets
or
verses
between
the
acts;
also,
that
which
was
thus
sung
by
the
chorus.
-
An
interpreter
in
a
dumb
show
or
play.
-
A
company
of
singers
singing
in
concert.
-
A
composition
of
two
or
more
parts,
each
of
which
is
intended
to
be
sung
by
a
number
of
voices.
-
Parts
of
a
song
or
hymn
recurring
at
intervals,
as
at
the
end
of
stanzas;
also,
a
company
of
singers
who
join
with
the
singer
or
choir
in
singer
or
choir
in
singing
such
parts.
-
The
simultaneous
of
a
company
in
any
noisy
demonstration;
as,
a
Chorus
of
shouts
and
catcalls.
-
The
simultaneous
of
a
company
in
any
noisy
demonstration;
as,
a
of
shouts
and
catcalls.
-
A
number
singing
together;
that
part
of
a
musical
composition
in
which
the
company
all
sing
together;
a
piece
of
music
arranged
in
parts;
a
refrain
at
the
end
of
each
verse
of
a
song.
-
Company
of
singers;
part
of
music
for
many
voices.
-
A
song
or
refrain
for
several
voices;
a
body
of
singers.
-
A
company
of
persons
singing
in
concert;
a
piece
performed
by
a
company
in
concert;
verses
of
a
song
in
which
the
company
join
the
singer;
a
musical
composition
of
two
or
more
parts;
in
the
ancient
drama,
persons
introduced
as
beholding
what
passes
in
the
acts
of
a
piece,
and
who
sing
their
sentiments
between
the
acts;
a
song
between
the
acts
of
a
piece;
originally
a
band
of
singers
and
dancers
employed
on
festive
occasions
in
honour
of
the
gods,
particularly
Bacchus.
-
A
number
of
singers
singing
together;
the
part
of
a
song
repeated
at
the
end
of
every
verse.
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