Because

BECAUSE

-conjunction

subordinating on account of the fact that; on account of being; since

Because it was day

Because it was night

Because it was me

But mostly

Mostly

Because it was him

Choir

CHOIR

-noun

1. an organized group of singers, especially for singing in church services

2. the part of a cathedral, abbey, or church in front of the altar, lined on both sides with benches, and used by the choir and clergy

3. a number of instruments of the same family playing together

4. Also called: choir organ. one of the manuals on an organ controlling a set of soft sweet-toned pipes

5. any of the nine orders of angels in medieval angelology

It fell from the choir

Holding a wash basin

Uncertain of its purpose

A wild rabbit lost and condemned

In the beam of incoming light

 

Chop

CHOP

-verb

1. often followed by “down” or “off” to cut (something) with a blow from an axe or other sharp tool

2. (trans.) to produce or make in this manner

3. (trans.) often followed by up to cut into pieces

4. (trans.) (British, informal) to dispense with or reduce

5. (intr.) to move quickly or violently

6. (sport) to hit (a ball) sharply downwards

7. (boxing, martial arts) to punch or strike (an opponent) with a short sharp blow

8. (West Africa) an informal word for eat

-noun

9. a cutting blow

10. the act or an instance of chopping

11. a piece chopped off

12. a slice of mutton, lamb, or pork, generally including a rib

13. (Australian & New Zealand, slang) a share

14. (West Africa) an informal word for food

15. (Australian & New Zealand) a competition of skill and speed in chopping logs

15. (sport) a sharp downward blow or stroke

-verb

1. (intr.) to change direction suddenly; vacillate

2. (obsolete) to barter

-noun

a design stamped on goods as a trademark, especially in the Far East

Lamb chops and peas

A celebration of spring

At the very last minute