Choirs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHOIRS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHOIR, to 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to sing in unison

Words related to CHOIRS

choir10 choired13 choiring14

Words that contain CHOIRS

pochoirs15 mouchoirs16 antechoirs15 choirstall15 choirscreen18 choirstalls16 retrochoirs16 choirscreens19

How to use CHOIRS in a sentence

• And others arranged themselves in choirs, and sang to her delightful songs of the fields, and accompanied her out upon her way, singing and answering to each other.
• Pardon me if I doubt whether you will ever produce a great poet from your choirs, or a Mozart, or a Phidias, or a Michael Angelo, or a great philosopher, or a great scholar.
• The great number of music-books published, and the immense editions annually sold, are the best proof of the demand for variety on the part of choirs and singing-societies.
• All along the road he mused on the solemnity, hoping to see lads and maidens going up the steps of the temple, the crowd of the faithful, the choirs, and the smoke of incense.
• Containing Tunes and Hymns for Congregational Singing, and adapted to Choirs and Social Worship.
• The boys sat in the gallery above the choirs facing the organ loft and at right angles to the general congregation.
• The choirs came back from the walls marching more slowly, and with a sighing through all the air.
• The God it depicts is not the God of the middle ages, seated on his golden throne, surrounded by choirs of angels, but the God of Philosophy.
• And I made the princes of Juda go up upon the wall, and I appointed two great choirs to give praise.
• These choirs affected the spirits of Jupiter who were with me, with such intense delight, that they seemed to themselves as it were caught up into heaven.
• The band played, the choirs sang, the cannon roared, while the Stars and Stripes waved from trees and mountain peaks.
• Ten separate platforms for the clergy and church choirs of the city had been erected on the same open fields where the great strike meetings had so often been held.
• But in all else how different from the Church of Saint Polycarp! No clerical costume, no ceremonial forms, no carefully trained choirs.
• Never heard we that voice again, for in three little weeks it had gone, to be extinguished no more, to join the heavenly choirs at the feet of the Redeemer.
• With our choir he directed and drilled three more choirs.
• Later on the choirs visited the hospitals and we found many brave hearts, who had fought and were wounded for their country, lying there.
• They took an interest in the different choirs that had been formed.
• It was not many years before each mission had built a church of its own with separate organs and choirs.
• When the wounded men were brought home to the hospitals the different church choirs were sent to sing for the sick and the dying, and at the funerals.
• After he had it trained he sang in the choirs of the churches in Baltimore, Atlanta, New Orleans, St.
• The choirs of all the churches had volunteered their services for the occasion.
• The Graces and the Muses formed sprightly choirs upon the grass.
• They were made near like these singing robes the church choirs have.
• Then, behind these long files of sober-coloured garments, the scarlet vestments of the choirs came like the blare of trumpets.
• And those whose names have not been given Are now in realms of light and love, Praising him mid the choirs of heaven, Crowned with his joy and peace and love.
• From the ground beneath came fearful sounds that drowned the peal of the organ and the voices of the choirs.
• He even sent to Greece for singers, that the church choirs might be instructed in the richest utterances of music.
• And choirs sing, though without much conviction, that it is weary waiting here.

Similar words containing CHOIR without suffix s

choir10 choired13 pochoir14 choirboy18 choiring14 choirman15 choirmen15 mouchoir15 pochoirs15 antechoir14 choirboys19 choirgirl15 choirlike18 mouchoirs16 antechoirs15 choirgirls16 choirstall15 retrochoir15 choirmaster18 choirscreen18 choirstalls16 retrochoirs16 choirmasters19 choirscreens19

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