1. A group of people assembled to sing together
   "The school chorus performed at the winter concert"
    
2. A body of dancers or singers who perform together
   "The chorus line dazzled the audience with their synchronized kicks";
   - chorus line
    
3. Part of a song that is repeated after each verse
   "Everyone joined in on the chorus";
   - refrain
    
4. Any utterance produced simultaneously by a group
   "a chorus of boos"
    
5. (singing) a company of actors who comment (by speaking or singing in unison) on the action in a classical Greek play
   "The Greek chorus provided commentary throughout the tragedy";
   - Greek chorus

1. (music) sing in a choir
   "She chorused with the church group";
   - choir
    
2. Utter in unison
   "‘yes,’ the children chorused"

Derived forms: chorusing, choruses, chorused

Type of: company, emit, let loose, let out, line, music, musical group, musical organisation [Brit], musical organization, sing, sound, troupe, utter

Part of: song, vocal

Encyclopedia: Chorus