Definitions

1. noun

A series of musical notes sounded simultaneously.

“The guitarist’s complex chord progression captivated the audience.”

2. noun

A structural element in the body of an animal, such as a cord of muscle or a bundle of nerves.

“The veterinarian examined the horse’s damaged chord and determined it needed surgery.”

3. verb

To form a chord, especially in music.

“She began to practice playing the piano and learned to chord the melody.”

4. verb

To come into contact or be in alignment with something.

“The two ships chorded as they passed through the narrow strait.”

5. verb

To join or fit together.

“The puzzle pieces chorded perfectly, revealing the image underneath.”

6. verb

To make something stronger or more stable by adding to it.

“The engineer chorded the beam with additional supports to ensure its stability.”

7. interjection

An expression of pain or shock, similar to ‘ouch’.

“She let out a loud chord as she stubbed her toe.”