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Date:
1300-1400
Language:
Anglo-French
Origin:
cueristre, from
Medieval Latin
chorista, from
Latin
chorus;
CHORUS
1
chorister
noun
Related topics:
Music
chor‧is‧ter
[
countable
]
APM
SES
a singer in a church
choir
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