chorus
Refers to a chorus that is memorable and easy to sing.
The last repetition of the chorus in a song.
An increasing number of people expressing the same opinion.
A chorus that is easy for people to sing together.
The sound of many birds singing together early in the morning.
A chorus that is exciting and makes people feel enthusiastic.
A widespread, collective expression of opinion (e.g., of approval or disapproval).
A chorus composed of women.
A chorus composed of men.
A chorus made up of two separate choirs.
A group of dancers who perform together in a show.
A female singer or dancer in the chorus of a musical show.
An individual who is part of a chorus.
Used to indicate a collective sound of something, e.g., 'a chorus of approval'.
A collective sound from a group is the response to someone's arrival or an event.
Many people speaking or shouting at the same time.
A person who sings or dances in a group, rather than as a soloist.
Said or sung by everyone at the same time.
Participating as a member of a singing or dancing group.
To perform the chorus of a song vocally.
To start singing the chorus with other people.
To add your voice to a group of people expressing a similar opinion.
To receive a collective vocal reaction from a group.
To cause or elicit a collective vocal reaction.