chorus
1. cho.rus \'ko-r-*s, 'ko.r-\ n [L, ring dance, chorus, fr. Gk choros] 1a:
a company of singers and dancers in Athenian drama participating in or
commenting on the action; also : a similar company in later plays 1b: a
character in Elizabethan drama who speaks the prologue and epilogue a nd
comments on the action 1c: an organized company of singers who sing in
concert : CHOIR; Xspecif : a body of singers who sing the choral parts of a
work (as in opera) 1d: a group of dancers and singers supporting the
featured players in a mus ical comedy or revue 2a: a part of a song or hymn
recurring at intervals 2b: the part of a drama sung or spoken by the
chorus 2c: a composition to be sung by a number of voices in concert 2d:
the main part of a popular song 3: something performed, sung, or uttered
simultaneously by a number of pers ons or animals; also : sounds so uttered
4: a unanimous utterance by the members of a group : in unison - in
chorus
2. chorus vb : to sing or utter in chorus