The word 'chant' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used as a verb to describe a type of repeated singing or recitation, often with musical accompaniment. For example, "The choir began to chant the ancient hymn in unison."
Thousands gathered by the Capitol reflection pool in Washington on Saturday to march, chant, and listen to speakers and performers as part of Stop Watching Us, a gathering to protest "mass surveillance" under NSA programs first disclosed by the whistleblower Edward Snowden.
I love the idea of words having this incantatory quality – they become a kind of chant".
F**k the Caucasus," Lokomotiv fans began to chant at a qualifying match on 23 August 2012 between the Dutch club AZ Alkmaar and Anzhi Makhachkala, a team from Russia's mostly Muslim Caucasus region that were renting the Lokomotiv stadium in Moscow.
Ronaldo apologised for hitting a Rayo-supporting 12-year-old girl with a shot by giving her his shirt, only for some of those around her to chant for her to burn it and eventually force her to give it up, handing it over to a security guard.
McGuire, who up until recently sat on the Australian Social Inclusion Board, set up to "tackle complex and entrenched forms of disadvantage", was one of the first to condemn the racist chant directed at Goodes last Friday.
The protests on Saturday, attended in the majority by Hispanic residents of the Tri-Cities, were led by the chant "El pueblo unido jamas sera vencido" ("The people united will never be defeated").
Lit by candlelight, surrounded by incense and sung in Gregorian chant, it was like witnessing living history.
It's two days after the election, and there's an early chant of "We all hate Tories".
My favourite moment was the "WE WANT MORE" chant with which Middlesborough greeted the end.
50 min: "Who are ya!? Who are ya!? Who are ya!?" chant the Spurs fans at their opposite numbers in the away end.
For the moment, Berlusconi will remain at the helm of the party named after a football chant, which he first launched for his entrance into politics in 1994.
