n. group of singers or dancers; something said or shouted by a number of people together
Peggy joined the school chorus. OR They let out a chorus of cheers.
Peggy joined the school chorus. OR They let out a chorus of cheers.
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They let out a chorus of cheers.
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Peggy joined the school chorus.
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The girl's vocal aptness secured her a spot in the chorus.
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Dad approved my decision to quit chorus.
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The Aeschylean chorus plays an important role in the plot of the tragedy.
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Why did Junie B. change the chorus of the song?
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What musical was the chorus class going to perform?
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Tonight we had to truncate the chorus work and replace dance.
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My Grandpa caught a bass. OR He sings in the bass section in the chorus.
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Who or What jumped from the fire place and formed a chorus line?
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He sings in the bass section in the chorus.
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They had a misgiving about joining the chorus.
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singers; choral; choir
soloist
2 syllables
cho-rus
florists
forests
goris
horace
horus
maurice
maurus
morris
morris'
porous
sorus
taurus
torras
torus
delores
dolores
fitzmaurice
fitzmorris
mcmorris
montgoris
thesaurus
brontosaurus
stegosaurus
maquiladoras
tyrannosaurus
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