Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Charm (2)

Charmn.a spell or enchantment

839

Charma

Charman.a fish resembling the sea wolf

840

Charmer

Charmern.one who charms

841

Charming

Charmingpa.very pleasing, delightful, fine

842

Charmingly

Charminglyad.very pleasingly, delightfully

843

Charmingness

Charmingnessn.the power of pleasing, beauty

844

Charnelhouse

Charnelhousen.a place for the bones of the dead

845

Charr

Charrn.a fish about a foot in length

846

Chart

Chartn.a delineation of coasts, islands, &c.

847

Charter

Chartern.a patent, deed, grant, privelege

848

Charter (2)

Charterv.t.to hire or let a ship

849

Chartered

Chartereda.privileged, endowed, contracted

850

Charterparty

Charterpartyn.a writing containing an agreement for the hire of a vessel

851

Charwoman

Charwomann.a woman hired by the day only

852

Chary

Charya.cautious, careful, frugal, diligent, ob.

853

Chase

Chasev.t.to hunt, pursue, drive, enchase, cut

854

Chase (2)

Chasen.a hunting, hunt, pursuit, whole length of a gun, station for beasts larger than a park, a vessel pursued, a printer's frame

855

Chased

Chasedpa.pursued, driven, adorned, enchased

856

Chaser

Chasern.a hunter, pursuer, driver, remover

857

Chasm

Chasm, [ch as k]n.a cleft, gap, opening, blank

858

Chasopeak

Chasopeakn.a large bay in Virginia and Maryland

859

Chaste

Chastea.undefiled, pure, true, honest, unmixed

860

Chastely

Chastely, or Chastlyad.in a chate manner

861

Chasten

Chasten, or Chatisev.t.to correct, punish, beat

862

Chastisement

Chastisement, or Chastisementn.correction

863

Chastiser

Chastisern.one who corrects or punishes

864

Chastity

Chastity, or Chastenessn.purity of body, &c.