#chorusic

(pt: Poolschorusic | Recordavoidlyrica /end pt)

Poolschorusic; a gender connected to the chorus: “Shake my little soul for you now, toy/And I settle up into a world of noise/I’m a man of many tricks and tools and joy/With a battery of guilt on which to poise” from the song “Pools” by Glass Animals.

Recordavoidlyrica; a gender connected to the lyrics: “I'm kinda funny but don't really show it/I keep it together but have a disorder/I go to my room and I sit in my corner/And talk to myself in a language that's foreign (Leave me alone)/I think of a rhyme and I have to record it/But know if I don't, I'll wake up in the mornin'/And question my life again, always avoiding/I hate to be different, but hate to be normal, so I (Leave me alone)” from the song “Leave Me Alone” by NF.

etymology; pools, chorusic; record, avoid, lyrica

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-chorusic: A suffix for genders related to the chorus of one or more songs

-intraic: A suffix for genders related to the intro of one or more songs- can be used for intros that have lyrics or are just muic (pronounced in-tray-ick)

-linaic: A suffix for genders related to a specific line or lines in one or more songs (pronounced line-ay-ick)

-lyrica: A suffix for genders related to lyrics

-lyricus: A suffix for genders related to lyrics

-outraic: A suffix for genders related to the outro of one or more songs- can be used for outros that have lyrics or are just music (pronounced ow-tray-ick)

-prechoric: A suffix for genders related to the pre-chorus of one or more songs

-refraic: A suffix for genders related to the refrain of one or more songs (pronounced reff-ray-ick)

-versic: A suffix for genders related to a specific verse or verses of one or more songs

[pt: Honeyhomechorusic /end pt]

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Honeyhomechorusic; a gender connected to the chorus: "A petty line of white noise/Pack up your bags and throw out the toys/Three strikes, and "Honey, I'm home!"/Three voices come from the gramophone/A vivisection of me/Yielded the start of a mystery/Say "Hello! Honey, I'm home!"/Three voices come from the gramophone" from the song "Honey I’m Home" by GHOST.

etymology; honey, home, chorusic

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[pt: Followyouchorusic /end pt]

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Followyouchorusic; a gender connected to the chorus: “I will follow you way down wherever you may go/I'll follow you way down to your deepest low/I'll always be around wherever life takes you/You know I'll follow you” from the song “Follow You” by Imagine Dragons.

etymology; follow you, chorusic

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[pt: Demonschorusic /end pt]

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Demonschorusic; a gender connected to the chorus: “They say it's what you make, I say it's up to fate/It's woven in my soul, I need to let you go/Your eyes, they shine so bright, I wanna save that light/I can't escape this now, unless you show me how” from the song “Demons” by Imagine Dragons.

etymology; demons, chorusic

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[pt: Itstimechorusic /end pt]

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Itstimechorusic; a gender connected to the chorus: “It's time to begin, isn't it?/I get a little bit bigger, but then, I'll admit/I'm just the same as I was/Now don't you understand?/That I'm never changing who I am” from the song “It’s Time” by Imagine Dragons.

etymology; it’s time, chorusic

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[pt: Thefallchorusic /end pt]

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Thefallchorusic; a gender connected to the chorus: “Do you know? Do you know?/You're all I know, you're all I know/When everything comes crashing down/You're all I know, you're all I know” from the song “The Fall” by Imagine Dragons.

etymology; the fall, chorusic

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Vendmachoflovechorusic: a gender connected to the chorus of the song Vending Machine of Love by The Stupendium. This could be the lyrics themself and/or how they were sung.

Etymology: vend(ing) mach(ine) of love, “chorusic” a suffix for genders connected to song chorus