Chords is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHORDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHORD, to play a combination of three or more musical notes
• play, sing, or arrange notes in chords
NOUN:
• a group of (typically three or more) notes sounded together, as a basis of harmony
• a straight line joining the ends of an arc.
• the width of an aerofoil from leading to trailing edge.
• each of the two principal members of a truss
• a string on a harp or other instrument.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to play a chord (a combination of three or more musical tones)

Words related to CHORDS

chord11 chorded14 chording15

Words that contain CHORDS

dichords15 subchords17 trichords15 urochords15 decachords19 hexachords26 monochords18 notochords16 octachords18 rheochords19 clarichords19 clavichords22 heptachords22 pentachords19 tetrachords17 harpsichords23 harmonichords24

How to use CHORDS in a sentence

• There was a plaintive touch in the minor chords, as if pleading for days that were gone.
• The very first chords which Mademoiselle Reisz struck upon the piano sent a keen tremor down Mrs.
• We love with more or less intensity in proportion to the number of chords which are touched by the fingers of a beautiful mistress.
• Plenty of practice should be given in isolated examples of these chords, in more than one key, before the class attempts to combine time with tune.
• After this has been played on all degrees of the scale, the class should be asked to decide which of these chords it will be well to get to know first.
• The more strongly the chords are touched, the more powerfully does the fragrance play around.
• His great fingers shut into their palms as if an unseen power was pulling at the chords.
• Other chords of the seventh are better not used until second species and later.
• The prelude opens with a series of chords, ascending, all on A.
• No lyre in any human hand will ever make those divine chords audible.
• She had felt it, too, the Sunday of her marriage, when Drew had called to her conscience and spirituality, and set the chords of suffering and hope vibrating.
• It made us feel that we had always needed such rhythms, such luminous chords, such limpid phrases, that we perhaps had even heard them, sounding faintly, in our imaginations.
• The soft, rippling notes breathed him confidence, and the silvery chords lured him into the promises of the future.
• Now unmuted and unrestrained in conflict of crashing chords, the trumpet blows again the motto of the roving sea.
• Katherine was listening to the chords of the organ, and she bent forward eagerly.
• If her heart was a lute, its highest and lowest chords had never been sounded hitherto.
• Then I analyze it, for I feel it absolutely necessary to know keys, chords, and construction.
• For the variation containing chords, use the grasping touch, which might be described as a certain indrawing of force in the end of the finger, as though taking a long breath.

Similar words containing CHORD without suffix s

chord11 chorda12 bichord15 chordae13 chordal13 chorded14 chordee13 dichord14 chordate14 chordees14 chording15 dichords15 subchord16 trichord14 urochord14 chordates15 chordings16 chordwise18 decachord18 hexachord25 monochord17 notochord15 octachord17 rheochord18 subchords17 trichords15 urochords15 chordlike19 chordotomy21 clarichord18 clavichord21 decachords19 heptachord21 hexachords26 monochords18 notochords16 octachords18 pentachord18 rheochords19 tetrachord16 urochordal16 chordophone22 clarichords19 clavichords22 harpsichord22 heptachords22 notochordal17 octachordal19 pentachords19 tetrachords17 urochordate17 chordophones23 chordophonic25 chordotomies20 harmonichord23 harpsichords23 hemichordate23 tetrachordal18 urochordates18 clavichordist24 harmonichords24 hemichordates24 protochordate21 chordamesoderm25 clavichordists25 harpsichordist25 protochordates22 cephalochordate28 chordamesoderms26 harpsichordists26 chordamesoderma26 chordamesodermal27

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