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chafer, chaff, chaffer, chafft, chaft, cheaft, chifft, chift,
chaff [tʃaf]
n. A worn part.
v. To chafe, rub, wear.
pt. pp. chafft
n. A worn part.
v. To chafe, rub, wear.
pt. pp. chafft
Compounds and phrases etc.
chaffer [ˈtʃafər]: A chafing-dish, a blacksmith's implement.
chaffer,
chaffer [ˈtʃafər]
n. I.Sh. The blue whale Balaenoptera musculus.
n. I.Sh. The blue whale Balaenoptera musculus.
chafft, chaft, chaft-blade, chaftit, chafts, lang-chaftit, schafts,
chaft [tʃaft]
n. The chin, jaw.
pl. chafts The cheek.
n. The chin, jaw.
pl. chafts The cheek.
chaftit
adj. Jawed.
adj. Jawed.
Compounds and phrases etc.
chaft-blade: The jaw-bone, cheek-bone.
lang-chaftit: Long- or lantern-jawed.
lang-chaftit: Long- or lantern-jawed.
chaipel, chapel, chapul, shaipel, shapel, shapul,
chaipel [ˈtʃepl]
n. A chapel. A Scottish Episcopalian or Roman Catholic place of worship. See kirk.
n. A chapel. A Scottish Episcopalian or Roman Catholic place of worship. See kirk.
Chaipleton, Chayplet$n,
Chaipleton [ˈtʃepltən]
pn. Chapleton.
pn. Chapleton.
chaipter, chapiter, chaptir, chipter, shapter,
chaipter [ˈtʃeptər]
n. A chapter.
n. A chapter.
bow-cheer, bowe-chair, bowe-cheer, chair, chaire, chayer, cheer, cheir, cherr, cheyr, chire, chyre, gairdie-chair, gairdie-cheer, gairdy-chair, gardychair, gardy-chair, lug-chair, lug-cheer, lug-cheir, lug-chire, lug-chyre, restin-chair, restin-cheer, restin-shair, shair, share, sheyr,
chair [tʃeːr, WC. tʃɛr]
also MN. cheer [tʃiːr], S. chyre [tʃəir]
n. A chair.
also MN. cheer [tʃiːr], S. chyre [tʃəir]
n. A chair.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bowe-chair: An armchair.
gairdie-chair: An armchair.
lug-chair: A wing-chair.
restin-chair: A settle or long wooden seat with a back and arms.
wand-chair: A wicker chair.
gairdie-chair: An armchair.
lug-chair: A wing-chair.
restin-chair: A settle or long wooden seat with a back and arms.
wand-chair: A wicker chair.
chairacter, chairecter, chairicter, cherecter, kerekter,
chairacter [ˈkeːrəktər]
n. A character.
n. A character.
chairge, chairged, chairgin, chairgit, charge, chargin, chargit, cherge, cherged, chergin, dischairge, dischairged, dischairgit,
chairge [tʃeːrdʒ]
n. Charge. An oath.
v. To charge. To chaff or banter a person, to accuse.
pt. pp. chairged
n. Charge. An oath.
v. To charge. To chaff or banter a person, to accuse.
pt. pp. chairged
Compounds and phrases etc.
chairgin: Charging etc.
dischairge [dɪsˈ-]: A discharge. To discharge. To forbid, prohibit. pt. pp. dischairged
owerchairge: Overcharge.
dischairge [dɪsˈ-]: A discharge. To discharge. To forbid, prohibit. pt. pp. dischairged
owerchairge: Overcharge.
chairitie, chairity, cheritie, cherity,
chairity [ˈtʃeːrɪtɪ]
n. Charity.
n. Charity.