Webster's Dictionary 1806

730

Chainshot

Chainshotn.two bullets, fastened by a chain

731

Chair

Chairn.a moveable seat, a sedan

732

Chairman

Chairmann.president of a society, one who carries a chair

733

Chaise

Chaise, [ch as k]n.a riding carriage

734

Chalcography

Chalcography, [ch as k]n.the art of engraving in brass

735

Chaldaic

Chaldaic, [ch as k]a.pertaining to ancient Chaldea on the Euphrates in Asia, called Shinar

736

Chaldean

Chaldeann.a native of Chaldea

737

Chaldee

Chaldeen.the language of Chaldea

738

Chaldron

Chaldronn.a measure of coals of 36 bushels

739

Chalice

Chalice, [ch as k]n.a cup standing on a foot

740

Chalk

Chalkn.carbonic acid and lime, or carbonate of lime, a neutral salt, powerfully absorbent

741

Chalk (2)

Chalkv.t.to mark or manure with chalk, to point out

742

Chalkiness

Chalkinessn.a state of being chalky

743

Chalkpit

Chalkpitn.a pit or place where chalk is dug

744

Chalky

Chalkya.containing or like chalk, white

745

Challenge

Challengev.t.to claim, accuse, call to fight, object to a juror or jury

746

Challenge (2)

Challengen.a summons to fight, a demand, an exception to a juror or jury

747

Challenger

Challengern.one who gives a challenge

748

Chalybeate

Chalybeate, [ch as k]a.impregnated with iron

749

Cham

Cham, or Chan, [ch as k]n.the sovereign prince of Tartary

750

Chamade

Chamade, [ch as sh]n.the beat of drum for a parley

751

Chamber

Chamberv.i.to riot, revel, intrigue, keep close

752

Chamber (2)

Chambern.a part of a house, gune or mine, a cavity

753

Chamberer

Chamberern.a man of intrigue or luxury

754

Chambering

Chamberingn.debauchery, riot, intrigue

755

Chamberlain

Chamberlainn.one who takes care of chambers, the sixth officer of the crown, a steward

756

Chamberlainship

Chamberlainshipn.the office of chamberlain