Chord

What do we mean by chord?

A combination of three or more pitches sounded simultaneously. noun

Harmony, as of color. noun

To play chords. intransitive verb

To play chords on. intransitive verb

To produce by playing musical chords; harmonize. intransitive verb

A line segment that joins two points on a curve. noun

A straight line connecting the leading and trailing edges of an airfoil. noun

An emotional feeling or response. noun

The string of a musical instrument. noun

A string; a cord. Specifically — noun

The string of a musical instrument. noun

A musical tone.— noun

In music, the simultaneous sounding of three or more tones; specifically, the sounding of three or more tones that are concordant with one another. noun

Hence Harmony, as of color. noun

In geometry, a straight line intersecting a curve; that part of a straight line which is comprised between two of its intersections with a curve; specifically, the straight line joining the extremities of an arc of a circle. noun

A main horizontal member of a bridge-truss. noun

In anatomy, a cord; a chorda; especially, the notochord, or chorda dorsalis. See chorda. noun

To furnish with chords or strings, as a musical instrument.

In music, to sound harmoniously or concordantly.

A harmonic set of three or more notes that is heard as if sounding simultaneously.

A straight line between two points of a curve.

A horizontal member of a truss.

The distance between the leading and trailing edge of a wing, measured in the direction of the normal airflow.

An imaginary line from the luff of a sail to its leech.

A keyboard shortcut that involves two or more distinct keypresses, such as Ctrl+M followed by P.

The string of a musical instrument.

A cord.

An edge that is not part of a cycle but connects two vertices of the cycle.

A mixture of notes played on the guitar. Urban Dictionary

There are quite a few chords. These are combinations of holding down strings of a guitar and strumming them all at the same time. It makes a beautiful sound. Urban Dictionary

Chord newcastle word for steal Urban Dictionary

When a mans penis is wider than it is long! Urban Dictionary

Chord -- Name. Pronounced: cord. Chord is a quiet introverted type of guy. He can be harsh on himself because he can't see what a wonderful handsome person he actually is. Once you get to know him he shows how sweet, kind and caring he is to the ones he loves. The kind of guy who can be sassy and sarcastic but you love him for it. Chord will always put your needs before his own, he's always down to help you with anything. He loves with all of his heart and soul. He'll listen to you night or day, whenever you need him. You need to gain his trust before he feels comfortable enough to share his own feelings with you though, as Chord isn't one for "dumping" his feelings on other people. He's loved greatly by his friends and family. Never let Chord go, it'd be a mistake if you did. Urban Dictionary

A chord is a series of notes played at the same time. One can play chords on both piano and guitar. Chords are derived from scales., which, when played along a song in its respective scale, accompanies the song and helps give the song an emotion. Urban Dictionary

An extremely oversized baggy, saggy, often sweaty clitoris. Urban Dictionary

A set of three or more notes played simultaneously, traditionally (at least, in the Western sense) made up of a root, third and fifth. The main kinds of chords are major, minor, diminished and augmented. However, there are many different variations on even just these. Particularly in jazz and funk, sevenths, ninths, elevenths and thirteenths are stacked on top of each other. There are variations on these too which alter some of the other scale degrees. Urban Dictionary

Pronounced with a “ch” sound, a person who does something unexusable in the presence of other people Urban Dictionary

The act of having sex on a group of powerchords, preferably on your friends' set and not you own. Its mostly for payback or laughter reasons. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to chord:
chord, cord, chore, chard, coord, chora, chor, hord, thord, choro, chori, chod, chory, achord, chored, chors, chrd, chork, choad, chor-, choxd.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word chord:
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Words that rhyme with chord:
board, record, ward, accord, afford, cord, award, onboard, toward, lord, reward, hoard, ford, gourd, untoward, bored, sword, horde, dashboard, concord, keyboard, billboard, aboard, abhorred, landlord, sward, fjord, cardboard, overboard, smorgasbord, nord, gaylord, springboard, clipboard, blackboard, overlord, aboveboard, warlord, gored, adored, underscored, storyboard, chessboard, clapboard, seaboard, harpsichord, baseboard, floored, skateboard, checkerboard, switchboard, ord, fingerboard, surfboard, ignored, stored, restored, floorboard, headboard, pored, hord, soared, broadsword, inboard, corrugated cardboard, poured, snowboard, washboard, outboard, circuit board, clavichord, notochord, sounding board, implored, oared, scoreboard, explored, chipboard, concorde, scored, sound board, dartboard, bulletin board, pegboard, roared, fnord, paperboard, hospital ward, wallboard, hardboard, fiberboard, mord, acord, njord, spinal cord, deplored, verwoerd, display board, throw overboard, umbilical cord.

Adjectives that are often used to describe chord:
responsive, major, seventh, dominant, top, lower, minor, tonic, common, upper, bottom, final, last, spinal, sympathetic, right, single, deep, diminished, familiar, sixth, musical, 7th, dissonant, mean, ninth, perfect, resonant, note, sensitive, emotional, popular, umbilical, loud, vocal, four, broken, subdominant, flat, aerodynamic, fundamental, loaded, harmonious, deeper, chromatic, horizontal, consonant, augmented, sustained, corresponding, fold, focal, wrong, soft, curved, spermatic, 6th, fourth, sharp, supertonic, lost, unloaded, longest, neapolitan, altered, penultimate, mystic, unresolved.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective chord:
ratio, tones, point, members, truss, trusses, stresses, tone, line, progression, member, length, accompaniment, points, progressions, structure, figure, connections, songs, succession, joints, sequence, successions, ratios, form, song, pattern, connection, playing, forms, figures, section, style, stress, structures, patterns, position, notes, passages, load, root, sections, joint, changes, sequences, figuration, blades, trick, harmony, rock, lines, quality, wings, lengths, pins, types, formations, vamp, definition, formation, type, bisection, change, panel, angle, formula, method, ailerons, pair, cowling, material, melodies, building, relation, flow, harmonies, riff, wing, angles, intersection, bar, loads, groupings, figurations, panels, color, combinations, height, correction, cycle, location, blues, strains, note.

Consonant match to chord:
card, cord, cared, carde, koord.

Words that sound like chord:
cord, chord, cored, coard, corde, kord, chord-, card, coward, cowered, carde, court, cared, ct, cort, corte, quarte, kort, korte, courte, caird, ctt, koord, gourd, gord, gored, gourde, cart, kart, carte, karte, kaart, core, guard, caused, accord, chords, corps, cory, corey, curd, cords, gard, cora, garde, cor, corrie, kurd, cori, kory, corr, kori, corry, kora, coure, corder, korey, coar, kore, corned, acord, kaur, kor, cordy, cawed, kauri, corie, crd, coury, cordes, corre, kard, coord, corda, corra, korah, kaori, kohr, corday, ecord, korda, cordie, coare, achord, chora, garred, coffered, kurde, corah, corrao, caud, cordo, kaury, korr, coreid, acorde, chordee, chorda, kordi, krd.