Choir is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHOIR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to sing in chorus
• sing in a choir
• sing in chorus
NOUN:
• an organized group of singers, especially one that takes part in church services or performs in public
• one of two or more subdivisions of such a group performing together
• the part of a cathedral or large church between the high altar and the nave, used by the choir and clergy
• a group of instruments of one family playing together
• organized group of singers, esp in church
• A band or organized company of singers, especially in church service.
• That part of a church appropriated to the singers.
• The chancel.
• a chorus that sings as part of a religious ceremony
• a family of similar musical instrument playing together
• the area occupied by singers; the part of the chancel between sanctuary and nave
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to sing in unison

Words related to CHOIR

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How to use CHOIR in a sentence

• Duncan was in the choir, but Polly thought the wind rather cold for little John, so had remained with him at home.
• His first consideration was his personal pleasure, and he wished that the best choir in the diocese should be in his church, and Nora Glynn enabled him to gratify his vanity.
• The singing school has gone to the wall along with the volunteer choir and the notion that every boy and girl can and ought to sing.
• I will corrupt the organist, bribe the choir, double-bank the preacher in advance, and we will all have a rousing time.
• First he dedicated the High Altar in the Choir in honour of the Holy Trinity, the Blessed Mother of God, St.
• Payley ran, and founded an Episcopal church, taking seven choir members out of the Congregational church, to say nothing of the organist.
• The music is divine, and is rendered by a select choir of professional singers.
• Old-Time Singers 83 As a Church Choir Singer in Cincinnati, Stockton, Benicia, Dedham, Santa Cruz, San Francisco, San Bernardino and Oakland.
• I was about ten years old at this time, and with the new minister other changes came in our church and we left the choir to others who came after us.
• Returning once more to San Francisco I gave my services in the choir of Calvary Church, then on the north side of Bush street, between Montgomery and Sansome streets, Rev.
• Scott, organist, and Washington Elliott, choir master of the large chorus choir.
• There was nothing for the old choir to do but walk out.
• The choir was only 80 feet long, reaching to the end of the present stalls.
• The nave is not so wide by about 12 feet, and as the columns of both nave and choir on the south side are on the same line, the extra width is all on the north.
• It is almost impossible, in fact, to believe that this is the east end of the loftiest and widest choir in England.
• The aisles of the choir are of much the same size, design, and proportion as those of the nave.
• They therefore represent a bay of the choir, of which the clerestory and triforium are removed, and the aisle roof is raised to the height of the roof of the choir itself.
• Fiercest among the combatants was Agostino, who three times drove back the crowd as they were approaching the choir, where Savonarola and his immediate friends were still praying.
• In the north choir aisle is a beautiful altar cloth in a glass case.
• By this means he had become acquainted with the organist, and the ultimate result was that he joined the choir as a bass voice.
• One evening about Easter the choir met for practice, and a new hymn which Jude had heard of as being by a Wessex composer was to be tried and prepared for the following week.

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