cho|ra|gus

cho|ra|gus
cho|ra|gus «kuh RAY guhs, k-, koh-», noun, plural -gi «-jy».
1. the leader of an ancient Greek chorus.
2. Figurative. the leader of a chorus or choir or of a band of any kind.
[< Latin chorāgus < Greek chorāgós < chorós dance, chorus + agós leader < ágein to lead]

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