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chassal, chessel, chessil, cheswall, cheswell, chissel, chissell, chizzel,
cheswell [ˈtʃɛs(w)əl]
n. A cheese-press or vat, a cheese mould.
n. A cheese-press or vat, a cheese mould.
cheveron, chevron,
cheveron [ˈʃɛv(ə)rən]
n. A kid glove.
n. A kid glove.
Cheevit, Cheevot, Cheviot, Cheviot, Cheviots, Cheviots, Chevit, Chevot, Chevut, Chevut, Chevuts, Chevuts,
Cheviot [ˈtʃiːvət]
also Cheviots (Borders)
pn. Cheviot(s).
also Cheviots (Borders)
pn. Cheviot(s).
chib,
chib [tʃɪb]
n. sl. A knife, dagger or razor used as a weapon.
v. To stab, knife.
n. sl. A knife, dagger or razor used as a weapon.
v. To stab, knife.
chice, chise, chize, choice, chyce,
chice [tʃəis, tʃeis, tʃaɪs, tʃaɪz]
n. A choice.
n. A choice.
cheeky_nellie, chick, chickanelly, chickenellie, chickenelly, chickennellie, chickey_mallie, chickey_mellie, chickie_mallie, chickie_mawlie, chickie_mellie, chickie-mallie, chickie-mawlie, chickie-mellie, chicky_mally, chicky_mawly, chicky_melly, chicky-mally, chicky-mawly, chickymelle, chickymelly, chicky-melly, chik, chikk, chikk,
chick [tʃɪk]
n. A tick, a beat. A short space of time. A clicking noise made to encourage horses.
dim. chickie
v. To make a clicking noise (with the mouth).
n. A tick, a beat. A short space of time. A clicking noise made to encourage horses.
dim. chickie
v. To make a clicking noise (with the mouth).
Compounds and phrases etc.
chickie-mellie [-ˈmɛlɪ, ˈmalɪ, SN. ˈmɔlɪ] A game or trick played by boys whereby a nail, large button or similar on a lenth of thread is attached to part of a window frame with a pin. The thread is then tugged from a hiding place so that the nail or button etc. taps the window.
chick, chicken, chicken-hertit, chickenie, chickenweed, chickie, chicknie, chik, chuck, chucken, chucken-hertit, chuckenwort, chuckie, chuckin, chucknie, chukken, chukkie, shicken, shickenwirt, shucken,
chicken [ˈtʃɪkən, ˈtʃʌkən]
n. A chicken.
dim. chickenie
n. A chicken.
dim. chickenie
chick. A chick.
dim. chickie
dim. chickie
Compounds and phrases etc.
chicken-hertit: Faint hearted.
chade, chid, chidden, chide,
chide [tʃəid]
n. A chiding, scolding.
v. To chide.
pt. chade [tʃed]
pp. chidden [ˈtʃɪdən]
n. A chiding, scolding.
v. To chide.
pt. chade [tʃed]
pp. chidden [ˈtʃɪdən]
cheif, chief, chieftain, chuff,
chief [tʃif]
n. A chief.
adj. Intimate, friendly.
n. A chief.
adj. Intimate, friendly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
chieftain [tʃiften]: A chieftain, clan leader.
cheel, cheelder, cheelie, cheil, cheild, cheilie, chiel, chiel$, chielachie, chielack, chielackie, chielag, chield, chielder, chieldie, chieldockie, chielie, chielockie, sheel, sheeld, sheelder, sheelder, sheeldir, sheeleekees, sheelees, shielder, wechil, wee-cheel, wee-cheil, weechiel, wee-chiel, weechil, wee-chil, weetchil, witchel,
chield [tʃil(d)]
n. A child, a boy or girl. A man, a young man. A young woman used as a term of endearment.
dim. chieldie [ˈtʃil(d)i], MN. chieldock, chieldockie
n. A child, a boy or girl. A man, a young man. A young woman used as a term of endearment.
dim. chieldie [ˈtʃil(d)i], MN. chieldock, chieldockie
Compounds and phrases etc.
chielder [I.Sh. ˈʃildər]: A child, a fellow.
wee chield: U. A small child, usually a boy.
wi chield: Pregnant.
wee chield: U. A small child, usually a boy.
wi chield: Pregnant.