(treated as sing. or pl) an organized company of singers who sing in concert; specif the a body of singers who sing the choral parts of a work, e.g. ia n opera
a group of dancers and singers supporting the featured players in a musical or revue
a chorus girl
a composition sung by a chorus
a section of a song or hymn repeated at intervals, esp after each verse
a part of a song or hymn recurring at intervals
a composition sung by a chorus
something performed, sung, or uttered simultaneously by a number of people or animals
a character, e.g. in Elizabethan drama, who comments on the action, or the part spoken by this character
a group of singers and dancers, e.g. in Greek drama, who comment on the action, or the part sung by them
in chorus
in unison
[Latin chorus from Greek choros ring dance, chorus]