" chorus "

 [ "chorus" ]

1: The part in the song that gets really loud and people usually scream.

  * e.g.,  ... other part : lalalalala 

 [ "chorus" ]

1: In music-

  * e.g.,  ... 1) In the Rolling Stones song "Honkey Tonk Women", the chorus goes like this: "It's the honkey tonk women, that give me, give me, give me, the honkey tonk blues." 

 [ "chorus" ]

2: 1) The repeating part of a rock, pop, or country song that the main verses lead up and return to, usually the section where the title of the song is sung.

  * e.g.,  ... 2) I bought a chorus stompbox at the music store for $50. 

 [ "chorus" ]

3: 2) A common electronic effect used for guitar and other audio which takes a copy of the original audio signal, delays it by a number of milliseconds, and plays it back with the original signal, resulting in a warmer, spacious sound.

  * e.g.,  ... 3) He missed chorus practice today. 

 [ "chorus" ]

4: 3) An organized group of singers

 [ "chorus" ]

1: The middle, and usually best known, section of a song. The chorus is currently under protection by the Musical Wildlife Conservation Effort, or MWCE, after Tay Zonday used many of the remaining choruses in the wild for his song Chocolate Rain. Although Zonday has been forgiven for his overhunting of the chorus, choruses are now only allowed to be used by professional musicians.

  * e.g.,  ... "The chorus of that song really speaks to me" 

 [ "chorus" ]

1: Mum, is dad coming back?

  * e.g.,  ... chorus: 

 [ "chorus" ]

2: No, my child, the singing you heard through the wall was just the chorus of a prolonged goodbye. You can go back to sleep now.

  * e.g.,  ... "I love you sweet woman and I'm far away. Where poisoned's my night and careless my day. You miss me and crave me, you pray for rain, my heart it is numb now, my limbs are lame. I forgot your name. I forgot your name. I forgot your name." 

 [ "chorus" ]

3: But mum! It's OK, child. Hush now and sleep tight.

 [ "choru" ]

1: A singular usage of "chorus" it is used to represent a single voice within a chorus that is typical multiple voices.

  * e.g.,  ... "Can you turn up the third detuned choru? Thanks Joe" 

 [ "Chorus" ]

1: The part of a song you actually remember.

  * e.g.,  ... "What's the chorus of that song?" "Welcome to the Hotel California..." 

 [ "Chorus" ]

1: Chorus is such a sexy person. She is someone you want to hang out with and is really funny and cute. You don’t want to be rude or mean to her as she will definitely bite you back, literally.

  * e.g.,  ... Shit, Chorus is an aggressive girl, but damn she’s sexy. 

 [ "fart chorus" ]

1: When two or more people fart succession

  * e.g.,  ... I was in the public toilets the other day and I let rip, next thing I knew there was a fart chorus going, there was at least another 4 people doing it, we did Britney spears song hit me one more time, we stank though 

 [ "Chorus Familiarity" ]

1: When you don't recognize a song until the chorus then you know it instantly. Probably most likely due to 80s and 90s commercials for music compilations where they only played snippets of the catchy chorus but not the rest, and lack of access meant if you weren't already familiar with the song you only had the chorus to go by. Can also apply to songs you only know as samples.

  * e.g.,  ... I didn't recognize Lovergirl until I got to the chorus, then I got Chorus Familiarity. 

 [ "Tom chorus" ]

1: The last 50 seconds-1 minute of the album version of the song Monsoon, which is the English version of Durch den Monsun, by the German alternative-rock-pop sensation Tokio Hotel. Bill Kaulitz, the younger of the Kaulitz twins, usually sings all the vocals, except during live performances when bassist, Georg Listing, backs-up. Also, during the song Raise Your Hands (German: Wo Sinde Eure Hande), guitarist-and-elder-twin, Tom Kaulitz, joins Georg and Bill in the chorus. However, the Tom chorus is usually a reference to Tom's back-up vocals in track two (Monsoon) of the band's English Album: Scream. Tom sings a harmony during the last chorus of the song, creating a bit of low-voiced chaos behind Bill's vocals. Monsoon can, of course, be found on YouTube, iTunes, and almost any other music site, given that it is one of Tokio Hotel's top English hits. The German version, however, does not have this back-up vocal effect, and, there is wide-spread controversy between TH fans about whether or not the vocals really are those of sexy hexy Tom, instead of a voice-over by Bill. Most Tom-fans are fairly sure it's him singing, and have even edited out Bill's vocals before posting minute-long clips of the chorus on various websites. The low, guttural vocals do sound a lot more like Tom than Bill's usually clean (both singing and speaking), clipped tone. There are even versions where fans have edited out the crescendo of the instruments as well. Note: One might say that the chorus in Raise Your Hands could also be called a Tom chorus, given that he sings in it. However, the explosion of noise created by the harmony in Monsoon, which is probably supposed to remind the listener of a monsoon, is much more noticeable than that of RYH.

  * e.g.,  ... "Running through the monsoon, beyond the world..."