/dɪˈkɔri/ (di-KOR-ee)

Definitions

1. noun

A rare or obsolete term for a person who has two choruses or choirs, often used to describe a singer or musician who belongs to two different musical groups.

“The local community choir and the university choir are looking to hire a new member, but they can’t agree on who should be the dichoree.”

2. noun

A person who has two choristers or singers, often used to describe a parent with two children who are both singers.

“After seeing her two children perform in the school choir, she was a proud dichoree, beaming with pride.”