chorus girl

a female singer or dancer of the chorus of a musical comedy, vaudeville show, etc.

Origin of chorus girl

First recorded in 1890–95

She was a chorus-girl in a variety theatre, earning a poor living under wretched conditions.

A Mysterious Disappearance |Gordon Holmes
The brains of a hen, and the soul, probably, of a chorus-girl.

The Making of a Soul |Kathlyn Rhodes
I think that you are forgetting, Dick, that you are not speaking to one of your chorus-girl friends.

Lola |Owen Davis
And then you spoil all you are, all you might be and do, by tricks unworthy of a chorus-girl.

Lady Lilith |Stephen McKenna

She'd been one of the ponies, years ago, in some of George M. Cohan's productions, and she was still just a chorus-girl.

The Real Adventure |Henry Kitchell Webster

chorus girl

a girl who dances or sings in the chorus of a musical comedy, revue, etc