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chorine::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | chorus girl, showgirl |
| Type of | dancer, professional dancer, terpsichorean |
Examples of chorine
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Louise Brooks was a chorine in the Ziegfeld Follies when she met Chaplin.
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Haley Dyes'brash vitality enlivened all her songs and scenes as sardonic chorine Gladys Bumps.
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Give a mike to Peggy Sawyer, the perky chorine who's filling in for the leading lady at the last minute.
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He was a geek with brilliant feet, she a pert blond chorine.
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Early in the song, she yanks off her floor-length skirt and for a few dizzy moments, prim Fiona is transformed into one rat-ecstatic, high-kicking chorine.
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A beautiful chorine who became World War I's foremost pinup girl by shamelessly exposing her ankles, Dame Gladys early turned to the legitimate stage.
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At 25, the ex-stewardess and daughter of a onetime Ziegfeld chorine had been married twice and was a frequent nightclub companion of Hollywood swingers.
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Small amounts of chorine or other oxidants will still be necessary to make sure that residual bacteria don't enter the water further along the distribution pipeline.
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Like an aging chorine who learns a little French and buys a Chanel frock in hopes of attracting an upper-crust beau, Las Vegas is smarting itself up to snag ritzier visitors.
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A former chorine, Mrs. Hearst was estranged from her husband for more than three decades before his death in 1951, dividing her time among society functions, charity and travel.
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- Chorus girl: a woman who dances in a chorus line
- A showgirl is a dancer or performer in a stage entertainment show. Showgirl is also often used as a term for a promotional model in trade fairs and car shows, etc. ...
