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Webster Dictionary :: Chints
CHINTS, n. Cotton cloth, printed with more than two colors.
Webster Dictionary :: Chinse
CHINSE, v.t. In naval affairs, to thrust oakum into the seams or chinks of a shi...
Webster Dictionary :: Chinned
CHINNED, a. Having a long chin.
Webster Dictionary :: Chinky
CHINKY, a. Full of chinks, or fissures; gaping; opening in narrow clefts.
Webster Dictionary :: Chinkapin
CHINKAPIN, n. The dwarf chestnut, Fagus pumila, a tree that rises eight or ten f...
Webster Dictionary :: Chink
CHINK, n. A small aperture lengthwise; a cleft, rent, or fissure, of greater len...
Webster Dictionary :: Chingle
CHINGLE, n. Gravel free from dirt. [See Shingle .]
Webster Dictionary :: Chinese
CHINESE, a. Pertaining to China. CHINESE , n. sing. and plu. A native of China; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Chined
CHINED, a. Pertaining to the back.
Webster Dictionary :: Chine
CHINE, n. 1. The back-bone, or spine of an animal. 2. A piece of the back-bone o...
Webster Dictionary :: Chinch
CHINCH, n. A genus of insects, resembling the feather-wing moths. These insects ...
Webster Dictionary :: China-root
CHINA-ROOT, n. The root of a species Smilax, brought from the East Indies, of a ...
Webster Dictionary :: China-orange
CHINA-ORANGE, n. The sweet orange, said to have been originally brought from China.
Webster Dictionary :: China
CHINA, n. A species of earthern ware made in China, and so called from the count...
Webster Dictionary :: Chin-cough
CHIN-COUGH, n. A contagious disease, often epidemic among children. It increases...
Webster Dictionary :: Chin
CHIN, n. The lower extremity of the face below the mouth; the point of the under...
