Chord

[Sarah]

A combination of tones simultaneously performed, producing moreor less perfect harmony, as, the common chord.

[Sarah]

A mixture of notes played on the guitar.

[Sarah]

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.

[Becky]

Chord in Hang gliding. The width of the wing measured from the leading edge to the trailing edge.

[Tracie Lynn]

pronounced with a “[ch]” sound, a person who does something unexusable in the [presence] of [other people]

[Hina Muqadas]

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.

[Agnes]

[An idiot]/[jerk].
[Pronounced]: ch-ord

[Ernesto]

A chord is a group of three or more musical notes played together, forming a harmonic sound. It is created by pressing multiple strings on a guitar or keys on a piano simultaneously. Chords are fundamental to music composition and are often denoted by Roman numerals or letter names in sheet music.