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Webster Dictionary :: Chaffweed
CHAFFWEED, n. A plant, cud-weed, a species of Gnaphalium; but this name is given...
Webster Dictionary :: Chaffless
CHAFFLESS, n. Without chaff.
Webster Dictionary :: Chaffinch
CHAFFINCH, n. A species of birds of the genus Fringilla, which are said to delig...
Webster Dictionary :: Chaffery
CHAFFERY, n. Trafick; buying and selling.
Webster Dictionary :: Chaffern
CHAFFERN, n. A vessel for heating water.
Webster Dictionary :: Chaffer
CHAFFER, v.i. To treat about a purchase; to bargain; to haggle; to negotiate; to...
Webster Dictionary :: Chaff
CHAFF, n. 1. The husk, or dry calyx of corn, and grasses. In common language, th...
Webster Dictionary :: Chafery
CHAFERY, n. In Iron works, a forge in which an ancony or square mass of iron, ha...
Webster Dictionary :: Chafer
CHAFER, n. One who chafes. CHAFER , n. An insect, a species of Scarabaeus, or be...
Webster Dictionary :: Chafed
CHAFED, pp. Heated or fretted by rubbing; worn by friction.
Webster Dictionary :: Chafe-wax
CHAFE-WAX, n. In England, an officer belonging to the Lord Chancellor, who fits ...
Webster Dictionary :: Chafe
CHAFE, v.t. 1. To excite heat or inflammation by friction, as to chafe the skin;...
Webster Dictionary :: Chad
CHAD, n. A kind of fish; pronounced shad.
Webster Dictionary :: Chabasie
CHABASIE, CHABASITE, n. A mineral which has been regarded as a variety of zeolit...
Webster Dictionary :: Ceylanite
CEYLANITE, n. A mineral, classed with the ruby family; called also pleonaste. It...
Webster Dictionary :: Cetus
CETUS, n. In astronomy, the whale, a large constellation of the Southern hemisph...
