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chaist, chaisten, chaistenin, chaistnin, chaste, chasten, chastenin,
chaste [tʃest]
adj. Chaste.
v. To inflict suffering upon for purposes of moral improvement.
pt. chaste
pp. chasten
adj. Chaste.
v. To inflict suffering upon for purposes of moral improvement.
pt. chaste
pp. chasten
Compounds and phrases etc.
chastenin [ˈtʃes(t)(ə)nɪn]: Inflicting suffering upon for purposes of moral improvement.
chat, chatter, chattered, chattert, chattit, chattle,
chat [tʃat]
v. N. To bite, chew. MN. To chafe, to fray, to cut.
pt. pp. chattit adj. MN. Chafed, frayed, chat.
v. N. To bite, chew. MN. To chafe, to fray, to cut.
pt. pp. chattit adj. MN. Chafed, frayed, chat.
chattle [N. ˈtʃatl]
v. To nibble.
v. To nibble.
chatter
v. N. To bite, chew.
pt. pp. chattert, chattered [ˈtʃatərt, -d] adj. Nibbled, frayed, tattered.
v. N. To bite, chew.
pt. pp. chattert, chattered [ˈtʃatərt, -d] adj. Nibbled, frayed, tattered.
See chack also.
chat, chatt, chatter, chattin, chettin,
chat [tʃat]
n. Chat. Impudence, impertinent talk. Back formation from chatter.
n. Chat. Impudence, impertinent talk. Back formation from chatter.
Compounds and phrases etc.
chattin: Chatting.
chat, chats, chit, chits, chut, chuts,
chat [tʃat]
n. A small potato N. A snack, a morsel. A small haddock Melanogrammus aeglefinus.
pl. chats.
n. A small potato N. A snack, a morsel. A small haddock Melanogrammus aeglefinus.
pl. chats.
Compounds and phrases etc.
green chat: MN. A crab.
chat, chatt, chaut,
chat [tʃat]
n. MN. A call to a pig. The pig or boar itself.
n. MN. A call to a pig. The pig or boar itself.
chadders, chaiders, charters, chathers, chatter, chatters, shather, shatter, shatters, shetter,
chatter [ˈtʃatər, NNa. S. ˈʃatər]
n. The pin or gudgeon on which a boat's rudder turns.
pl. chatters The iron staples in a rudder post into which rudder is fixed.
n. The pin or gudgeon on which a boat's rudder turns.
pl. chatters The iron staples in a rudder post into which rudder is fixed.
chalder, chauder, chaulder,
chauder [tʃɑːdə, tʃɔːdə, N. I. tʃaːdər]
n. A dry volume measure.
n. A dry volume measure.
cha$mer, chaamer, chaamerlane, chaimberlain, chalmer, chalmerlane, chalmerlane, chamberlain, chamer, chamerlane, chammer, chaulmer, chaumber, chaumer, chaumerlain, chaummer, chaummerlain, chawmerlane, chawmir,
chaumer [ˈtʃɑːmər, ˈtʃɔːmər, N. I. ˈtʃaːmər]
n. A chamber, room.
n. A chamber, room.
Compounds and phrases etc.
chaumer chield: A valet.
chaumerlain: A steward, one of the chief officers of the royal household, the factor of an estate.
chaumerlain: A steward, one of the chief officers of the royal household, the factor of an estate.
chaant, chant, chantan, chanter, chantin, chaunt, chaunter, chauntin, chawnt, enchaunt, enchaunted, enchauntit,
chaunt [tʃɑːnt, tʃɔːnt, N. I. tʃaːnt]
n. A chant. Pert language. A person much given to pert language.
v. To chant. To speak much in a pert manner. I.Ork. To speak with a twang or strange accent.
n. A chant. Pert language. A person much given to pert language.
v. To chant. To speak much in a pert manner. I.Ork. To speak with a twang or strange accent.
Compounds and phrases etc.
chaunter [ˈ-ər]: The pipe used for learning the bagpipes.
chauntin: Chanting. Speaking in a pert manner. I.Ork. Speaking with a twang or strange accent.
enchaunt: To put under a spell. pt. enchauntit.
chauntin: Chanting. Speaking in a pert manner. I.Ork. Speaking with a twang or strange accent.
enchaunt: To put under a spell. pt. enchauntit.
chaavie, chaavy, chauvie, chav, chavey, chavie, chavo, chavvy,
chavie [ˈtʃavɪ, ˈtʃɔvɪ]
n. A Romany word for a boy or sweetheart.
n. A Romany word for a boy or sweetheart.