Choral
Choral, [ch as k]n.a string of a musical instrument, a line
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Choral, [ch as k]n.a string of a musical instrument, a line
Chordv.t.to furnish or fasten with strings, to agree
Choren.a small job, domestic work
Chorister, [ch as k]n.a number of singers, concert, choir
Chosepret.tense of to choose
Chosenpa.made choice of taken out, selected
Chough, [chuff]n.a kind of sea-bird
Chousev.t.to cheat, to trick;n.a trick, a fool
Chowdern.a dish of fish boiled with biscuit, &c.
Chowderv.t.to make a chowder
Chrism, [ch as k]n.a child that dies within a month, a cloth
Christ, [ch as k]n.the Anointed one, our Saviour
Christenv.t.to baptize, to name
Christendomn.the body or general state of christians
Christeningn.the act of baptizing, a baptism
Christiann.a follower or disciple of Christ
Christiana.of or belonging to Christianity, &c.
Christian-namen.the name given at baptism
Christianityn.the religion taught by Jesus Christ
Christianizev.t.to make or render Christian
Christmasn.the feast of the nativity of Christ
Chritianlyad.in a Christian manner or state
Chromatic, [ch as k]a.relating to colors
Chromica.pertaining to chrome
Chromum, or Chrome, [ch as k]n.a metal, very hard, gray and brittle
Chronic, or Chronical, [ch as k]a.continued a long time
Chroniclen.a kind of history, a register of events