glee club

noun

1. a chorus organized for singing choral music.

glee club

noun

1. a club or society organized for the singing of choral music

Word History and Origins

Origin of glee club¹

First recorded in 1805–15

Example Sentences

"That's enough, Steve, You've dispossessed tens of thousands of Americans out of their homes," I announced in my stentorian, second-bass Yale Glee Club voice, rising from a seat at a table not far from the dais, where Schwarzman was holding forth self- indulgently about a donation he'd made.

From Salon

Alex said he hoped to build on the success of the song and his recent live dates, which have seen him take in well-known venues such as Sheffield's Leadmill and Birmingham's Glee Club alongside the likes of The Lathums, Jamie Webster and Miles Kane.

From BBC

The Lib Dems’ Glee Club event, a highlight of the social calendar during their conference, was taking place at the hotel at the time of the alleged incident.

From BBC

The Liberal Democrats’ "Glee Club" event, a highlight of the social calendar during their conference, was taking place at the hotel at the time.

From BBC

What the agreement didn’t do was address whether players are employees — and thus entitled to bargain over their working conditions — or “student-athletes” participating in extracurricular activities just like members of the glee club or Model United Nations.

From Seattle Times