Chords - Definition

A chord is a geometric figure.

In music theory a chord is a number of pitches, usually at least three, sounded simultaneously (or nearly so). Some particular kinds of chord are named according to the notes of the scale that they contain.

In reference to aircraft, chord refers to the distance between the front and back of a wing, referred to as the leading and trailing edges, measured in the direction of the normal airflow. The term chord was selected due to the curved nature of the wings surface.

Chord is a distributed hash table-based file sharing network.

In computing, a chord could refer to mouse chording or a chorded keyboard, where multiple buttons are held down to produce a specific action or to type a character.

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Example Usage of Chords
	HardlyEmily: Reooow recording three Chords of a my chem song Zo0mGzzzZ
	andyisontdrums: Right hand of the piano more or less learnt (on guitar), now just the Chords in the left hand and that's pretty much it!
	OHHHliveeeugh: i wish someone would come soothe me to sleep with sweet vibrations of the vocal Chords.

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Chords - Definition

Example Usage of Chords