Webster's Dictionary 1806

784

Channel

Channeln.the course for a stream of water, a groove, gutter, strait, means

785

Channel (2)

Channelv.t.to cut into channels, to hollow

786

Channelled

Channelledpa.having a longitudinal groove

787

Chant

Chantn.a song, tune, melody, chathedral service

788

Chant (2)

Chantv.t.to sing, to sing cathedrals, &c. a songster

789

Chanticleer

Chanticleern.the cock, a clear singer

790

Chantress

Chantressn.a woman the chants or sings, a fine singer

791

Chantry

Chantryn.a chapel for priests to sing mass in

792

Chaos

Chaos, [ch as k]n.an indigested heap, confusion

793

Chaotic

Chaoticn.indigested, confused, mixed

794

Chap

Chapn.a cleft, chink, opening, crack, jaw, beak

795

Chap (2)

Chapv.t.to open, gape, crack, cleave, divide

796

Chape

Chapen.a thin plate at the point of a seabard, catch of a buckle

797

Chapel

Chapeln.a place of worship, a kind of church

798

Chapelry

Chapelryn.the district or bound of a chapel

799

Chaperon

Chaperonn.a cap worn by knights of the garter

800

Chapiter

Chapitern.the capital or top or a pillar

801

Chaplain

Chaplainn.the minister of a ship, regiment, &c.

802

Chaplainship

Chaplainshipn.the office, or state of a chaplain

803

Chapless

Chaplessa.having no flesh about the mouth

804

Chaplet

Chapletn.a garland wreath, string of beads

805

Chapman

Chapmann.one who cheapens or deals in goods

806

Chapped

Chapped, or Chaptpa.cracked, cleft, divided

807

Chapsaln

Chapsalna.having the mouth shrunk, dejected

808

Chapter

Chaptern.a division of a book, place, whole body of clergymen in a cathedral and church

809

Chaptrel

Chaptreln.a capitol supporting an arch

810

Char

Charn.work done by the day, a fish, sedge