cab

(noun)

[ a Hebrew measure containing about 96 solid inches ] 1828
[ a dry measure, containing two pints and five sixths corn measure ] 1828
[ a Hebrew measure, about equal to a quart ] 1828

cabin

(noun)

[ a cottage or hut ] 1755
[ a little lodging room ] 1828
[ a small room ] 1828
[ a small chamber ] 1828
[ a small house ] 1755
[ a tent ] 1828
[ an enclosed place ] 1828
[ a hut ] 1755
[ a tent ] 1828
[ a shed ] 1828
[ any covered place for a temporary residence ] 1828
[ an apartment in a ship ] 1828

cake

(noun)

[ a flat loaf of bread, commonly made with spice or fruit ] 1789
[ any bread and of a flat form ] 1789
[ a kind of delicate bread ] 1789
[ a small mass of dough baked ] 1828
[ a composition of flour, butter, sugar, or other ingredients, baked in a small mass ] 1828
[ something in the form of a small loaf, flat than high, but roundish ] 1828
[ a mass of matter concreted ] 1828
[ an item of soft, sweet food made from a mixture of fine flour, kneaded or fired with oil, a Jewish offering ] 1789

calamity

(noun)

[ cause of misery ] 1755
[ great misfortune ] 1755
[ trouble ] 1755
[ distress ] 1755
[ grievous outward affliction ] 1789
[ affliction ] 1789

calamities

(plural noun)

[ great misfortunes ] 1755
[ grievous afflictions ] 1789
[ adversities ] 1789
[ miseries ] 1755

caldron

(noun)

[ a pot ] 1755
[ a boiler ] 1755
[ a kettle ] 1755
[ a large kettle or boiler of metal ] 1755

caldrons

(plural noun)

[ pots ] 1755
[ boilers ] 1755
[ kettles ] 1755
[ large vessels for boiling in ] 1789
[ place where wicked men are tormented and ruined by GOD’S judgments ] 1789

calf

(noun)

[ the young offspring of a cow ] 1755
[ a hart or hind of the first year ] 1789
[ the young of the cow ] 1755
[ a dolt ] 1755
[ an ignorant, stupid person ] 1828
[ a weak or cowardly man ] 1828
[ the thick fleshy part of the leg behind ] 1828

calker

(noun)

[ the workman that stops the leaks ] 1755
[ a man who calks ] 1828
[ a carpenter who stops the small clefts or fissures ] 1789
[ a mason who repairs the breaches of walls ] 1789
[ one who repairs the breaches of order and safety ] 1789

calkers

(plural noun)

[ workmen that stop the leaks ] 1755
[ men who calk ] 1828
[ carpenters who stop the small clefts or fissures ] 1789
[ masons who repair the breaches of walls ] 1789
[ those who repair the breaches of order and safety ] 1789

calledst

(verb second-person singular simple past tense)

[ invited ] 1755
[ summoned ] 1755
[ addressed ] 1755
[ named ] 1755
[ appointed ] 1789
[ invoked ] 1789
[ assembled by order ] 1789
[ recited ] 1789

callest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ invited ] 1755
[ summoned ] 1755
[ addressed ] 1755
[ named ] 1755
[ appointed ] 1789
[ invoked ] 1789
[ assembled by order ] 1789
[ recited ] 1789

calleth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ inviting ] 1755
[ summoning ] 1755
[ addressing ] 1755
[ naming ] 1755
[ appointing ] 1789
[ invoking ] 1789
[ assembling by order ] 1789
[ reciting ] 1789
[ requiring ] 1789
[ requesting ] 1789
[ furnishing for an office ] 1789
[ creating ] 1789
[ producing things by a word ] 1789
[ acting of will ] 1789
[ charging to duty, by the ministry of the word, dispensation of providence, or moving of the HOLY GHOST ] 1789
[ inviting and drawing sinners into a state of union with JESUS, by the preaching of the word, and working of the HOLY GHOST ] 1789
[ acknowledging ] 1789
[ esteeming ] 1789
[ accounting ] 1789
[ proclaiming ] 1789

calling

(noun)

[ a strong feeling of suitability for a particular occupation or mission ] 1789
[ profession ] 1755
[ trade ] 1755
[ employment ] 1755
[ class of persons united by the same employment or profession ] 1828
[ invitation ] 1755
[ a naming ] 1755
[ an inviting ] 1755
[ a reading over ] 1755
[ a reciting in order ] 1755
[ a call of names with a view to obtain an answer ] 1755
[ occupation ] 1828
[ class of persons engaged in any profession or employment ] 1828
[ any lawful employment ] 1828
[ invitation to repentance, by the HOLY SPIRIT on the consciences of men, whereby they are taught the need of a SAVIOR ] 1789

calm

(adjective)

[ quiet ] 1755
[ still ] 1755
[ peaceful ] 1755
[ not stormy ] 1755
[ not tempestuous ] 1755
[ undisturbed ] 1755
[ unmoved ] 1755
[ being at rest ] 1755
[ undisturbed ] 1755
[ not agitated or excited ] 1828
[ soothing ] 1828

(noun)

[ when there is not a breath of wind stirring ] 1755
[ peacefulness ] 1755
[ stillness ] 1755
[ freedom from violent motion ] 1828
[ freedom from disturbance ] 1755
[ quiet ] 1755
[ repose ] 1755
[ silence ] 1755

(verb)

[ to settle ] 1755
[ to soothe ] 1755
[ to still ] 1755
[ to quiet ] 1755

calvary

(noun)

[ a mountain without the city of Jerusalem where CHRIST our SAVIOR was crucified ] 1789
[ the place where CHRIST was crucified, on a small hill west of Jerusalem ] 1789
[ the cross on which our SAVIOR was crucified ] 1789
[ a small hill, on the north side of Mt. Zion, so called "Golgotha", or "the Place of Skulls", because it was a place of execution ] 1789

calve

(verb intransitive)

[ an animal giving birth to a calf ] 1828
[ to bring forth a calf ] 1828
[ to bring a calf, spoken of a cow ] 1828
[ to bring forth young, as a cow ] 1828

calved

(participle passive)

[ brought forth a calf ] 1828
[ brought forth young, as a cow ] 1828
[ brought forth ] 1828
[ produced ] 1828
[ brought forth young, as a calf or young deer ] 1828

calveth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ bringing forth a calf ] 1828
[ bringing forth young, as a cow ] 1828
[ bringing forth ] 1828
[ producing ] 1828

camel

(noun)

[ a beast of burden, common in desert countries ] 1755
[ an animal very common in warm and dry countries, and fit to carry burdens, having one bunch upon its back ] 1755
[ an animal with two bunches upon their backs, like a natural saddle, and are fit either for burdens, or men to ride on ] 1755
[ a large animal with four legs used in Asia and Africa for carrying burdens, and for riders ] 1828
[ an animal which is native of Asia, lives fifty years, endures astonishing labors and intense heat, and is extremely docile and patient ] 1828
[ a four-footed beast without horns, covered with a fine hair, their neck and legs are long, has short ears, a long tail, and chews cud ] 1828
[ an animal with two hairy bunches on its back ] 1828

camest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ past tense of come ] 1755

camp

(noun)

[ the place where an army lodges in tents or huts ] 1755
[ a body of horse and foot soldiers always in motion ] 1789
[ the order of tents, placed by armies when they keep the field ] 1755
[ the ground on which an army pitch their tents, whether for a night or a longer time ] 1828
[ the order or arrangement of tents, or disposition of an army, for rest ] 1828
[ the troops encamped on the same field ] 1828
[ an army ] 1755
[ the lodgement of an army n the open air ] 1828
[ the place where men lodge in large numbers ] 1828
[ verb ] 1828
[ to settle in or establish tents ] 1828
[ to lodge in tents, for hostile purposes ] 1828
[ to rest or lodge, as an army, usually in tents ] 1828
[ to pitch a camp ] 1828
[ to fix tents ] 1828
[ to set up tents to lodge in the manner of an army, or to besiege a city ] 1828

candle

(noun)

[ light made of wax or tallow (a hard animal fat obtained from fatty tissue that surrounds the kidneys of sheep and cattle) ] 1828
[ a light made of wax or tallow, surrounding a wick of flax or cotton ] 1828
[ a light ] 1755
[ a long, but small cylindrical body of tallow or wax, formed on a wick composed of linen or cotton threads, twisted loosely, used for a portable light ] 1828

candles

(plural noun)

[ solid, cylindrical sticks of tallow or wax, with wicks that are burned to provide light ] 1828
[ rods of wax with wicks in the middle, when lit they produce light and small amounts of heat ] 1828

candlestick

(noun)

[ hammered gold, beaten out into seven branches, adorned with knops, being daily supplied with oil, and its lamps lighted and trimmed by the priests, was the sole light of the sanctuary ] 1789
[ an often ornamental holder for securing a candle or candles ] 1828
[ the instrument that holds candles ] 1755
[ an instrument or utensil to hold a candle ] 1755

candlesticks

(plural noun)

[ supports or holders for one or more candles, usually tall and thin ] 1828
[ objects with small holes in the middle for holding candles ] 1828

cane

(noun)

[ a kind of strong reed, of which walking staffs are made ] 1755
[ a walking staff ] 1755
[ a reed, which produces sugar ] 1755
[ the plant which yields the sugar ] 1828
[ a plant, which serves for pipes, poles, and walking sticks ] 1755
[ the sugar cane plant, a native of Asia and Africa, furnishes the juice from which sugar is made ] 1828
[ a fragrant reed, that grows to the height of two or three feet ] 1789
[ a sweet and aromatic reed, found in pieces of 10 or 12 inches long, knotty but not thick, its hollow is filled with a spongy substance ] 1789
[ verb ] 1828
[ to beat with a walking staff ] 1828
[ to beat with a stick ] 1828

canker

(noun / verb transitive / verb intransitive)

[ a sore ] 1755
[ an ulcer ] 1755
[ nasty growth ] 1755
[ an eating, spreading sore ] 1755
[ anything that corrupts or consumes ] 1755
[ a kind of wild worthless sore ] 1755
[ an infection or pollution ] 1789
[ a terrible disease, which inflames and mortifies the flesh upon which it seizes, spreads swiftly, endangers the whole body, and can scarce be healed without cutting off the infected part ] 1755
[ a disease occurrence, which causes rot ] 1828

cankered

(participle passive)

[ eaten away ] 1755
[ corrupted ] 1755
[ infected with pervasive and corrupting bitterness ] 1789
[ that which is corroded, corrupted, destroyed or irritated ] 1828

cankerworm

(noun)

[ an insect which destroys corn and herbs ] 1789
[ a worm, destructive to trees or plants ] 1789
[ a worm that, in some years, destroys the leaves and fruit of trees ] 1789
[ a creeping insect, which terribly devours the fruits of the earth ] 1789
[ an insect which consumes and wastes the fruits of the earth ] 1789

canon

(noun)

[ rule ] 1755
[ ruling ] 1755
[ a rule, especially church law, or decree ] 1755
[ a rule of resolving all questions of the same nature ] 1755
[ a short composition of one or more parts, in which one part leads, and the other follows ] 1828
[ that body of books of the holy scripture, which serves for the rule of faith ] 1789
[ a collection of church formation, definitions, and rules, taken from church councils, the writings of church fathers, and the ordinances of the priests ] 1789
[ the law made by church councils ] 1789
[ regular, stated and fixed by church laws ] 1789
[ spiritual, relating to the church ] 1789
[ a manner agreeable to the church ] 1789
[ the quality of being reliable ] 1828
[ a law, or rule of doctrine or discipline, enacted by a council ] 1789
[ the genuine books of the holy scriptures, given by inspiration ] 1789

canonical

(adjective)

[ examine by rule ] 1755
[ declare and pronounced, that which is authentic ] 1789
[ establish according to rule or order ] 1789
[ set up agreeableness or conformity to the rules of the church ] 1789
[ verify according to church law ] 1789

canst

(verb second-person singular simple present tense)

[ present tense of can ] 1755

captain

(noun)

[ a head officer of a troop of horse, or a company of foot soldiers, or of a ship of war ] 1755
[ the commanding officer of troops or a company of soldiers ] 1755
[ a chief commander ] 1755
[ the commander of a company in an army ] 1755
[ the chief commander of a ship ] 1755
[ a head or chief officer ] 1755
[ the military officer who commands a company ] 1828
[ a man skilled in war or military affairs ] 1755
[ an officer of a troop or army ] 1755
[ a king, prince, or head of a family or tribe ] 1789

captive

(noun)

[ one taken prisoner by an enemy ] 1755
[ one taken in war ] 1755
[ a prisoner to an enemy ] 1755
[ one who is charmed or ensnared by beauty or excellence ] 1755
[ men who are apprehended by the enemy, and are carried out of their own land, and held in slavery ] 1789
[ one who is apprehended and drawn by CHRIST’S almighty love, and hath his whole heart and affections subdued to the obedience of faith ] 1789
[ one who is carried away, and apprehended or enslaved under the power of Satan, and his own inward corruption ] 1789
[ a prisoner taken by force in war ] 1755
[ one who is ensnared by flattery ] 1828
[ a slave ] 1755

(adjective)

[ made prisoner in war ] 1755
[ kept in bondage or confinement ] 1755
[ holding in confinement ] 1755

(verb)

[ to take prisoner ] 1755
[ to bring into a condition of servitude ] 1828
[ to bring into subjection ] 1828

captivity

(noun)

[ the condition of a captive ] 1755
[ slavery ] 1755
[ subjection by the fate of war ] 1755
[ bondage ] 1755
[ servitude to enemies ] 1789
[ the state of being a prisoner, or of being in the power of an enemy by force or the fate of war ] 1828
[ a state of being under control ] 1828
[ the state of a person who is at the command of another ] 1828

carbuncle

(noun)

[ a beautiful gem, of a deep red color ] 1755
[ a precious stone, in color like a burning coal ] 1755
[ a jewel shining in the dark like a lighted coal or candle ] 1755
[ a very elegant jewel, of a deep red color ] 1828
[ a gem rarely found, bright red in color, of the size of a small pea ] 1828
[ an inflammatory sore ] 1755
[ a painful boil or ulcer ] 1755
[ red spots or pimples breaking out upon the face or body ] 1828

carbuncled

(participle passive)

[ set with precious stones, in color like burning coals ] 1755
[ set with great rubies ] 1755
[ spotted ] 1755

carbuncles

(plural noun)

[ precious stones, in color like burning coals ] 1755
[ great rubies ] 1755
[ jewels shining in the dark like a lighted coal or candle ] 1755
[ a beautiful gem, of a deep red color, with a mixture of scarlet ] 1828
[ rare gems of great value ] 1828
[ gems which are bright red in color, shine in the dark, and are the size of a small pea ] 1828
[ very elegant jewels, of a deep red color ] 1828
[ inflammatory tumors ] 1755
[ painful boil or ulcer ] 1755

carcass (carcase)

(noun)

[ flesh without life ] 1755
[ a dead body ] 1755
[ the decayed parts of any thing ] 1755
[ the ruins ] 1755
[ the remains ] 1755
[ the main parts, naked, without completion or ornament ] 1755
[ the body of an animal, usually when dead ] 1828
[ the decaying remains of a bulky thing ] 1828
[ the frame or main parts of a thing, unfinished or without ornament ] 1828
[ a hollow vessel ] 1755
[ the dead body of a man or beast ] 1755

care

(noun)

[ heed ] 1755
[ cautiousness ] 1755
[ attentiveness ] 1755
[ worry ] 1755
[ restlessness of mind ] 1755
[ concern ] 1755
[ caution ] 1755
[ regard ] 1755
[ charge ] 1755
[ heed in order to protect and preserve ] 1755
[ attention or inclination, in any way more or less ] 1755
[ the object of caution, or of love ] 1755
[ thought and concern about a thing ] 1755
[ consisting in a serious thought, and earnest effort to please ] 1755
[ a looking to ] 1755
[ the object of watchful regard and attention ] 1755
[ concerned thought ] 1755
[ significant cautious concern ] 1755

(verb)

[ to be attentive ] 1755
[ to be in concern about anything ] 1755
[ to be inclined with, for or to ] 1755
[ to be affected with ] 1755
[ to have regard to, with or for ] 1755
[ to be concerned about ] 1755

cared

(participle passive)

[ concerned ] 1755
[ watched after ] 1755
[ provided for the needs of ] 1755

careful

(adjective)

[ full of concern ] 1755
[ concerned ] 1755
[ attentive ] 1755
[ wise ] 1755
[ farseeing ] 1755
[ attentive to support and protect with, of or for ] 1755
[ watchful with or of ] 1755
[ cautious; giving good heed ] 1755
[ filling with care or concern ] 1755
[ exposing to concern, anxiety or trouble ] 1755
[ full of cares ] 1755

carefully

(adverb)

[ with care, concern, or attentively ] 1755
[ heedfully ] 1755
[ watchfully ] 1755
[ attentively ] 1755
[ in a manner that shows care ] 1755
[ providently ] 1755
[ cautiously ] 1755
[ in a manner that shows concern ] 1755

carefulness

(noun)

[ concern ] 1755
[ heedfulness ] 1755
[ caution ] 1755
[ vigilance, in guarding against evil, and providing for safety ] 1755

careless

(adjective)

[ having no care ] 1755
[ heedless ] 1755
[ negligent ] 1755
[ unthinking ] 1755
[ inattentive ] 1755
[ regardless ] 1755
[ mindful ] 1755
[ free from care or anxiety ] 1755
[ done or said without care ] 1755
[ unconsidered ] 1755
[ not regarding with care ] 1755
[ unmoved by ] 1755
[ unconcerned for ] 1755

carelessly

(adverb)

[ in an unconcerned way ] 1755
[ heedlessly ] 1755
[ cheerfully ] 1755
[ negligently ] 1755
[ inattentively ] 1755
[ without care or concern ] 1755
[ in an unthinking manner or way ] 1755

cares

(verb)

[ attention to ] 1755
[ consideration for ] 1755
[ concern with ] 1755
[ willing to do or have something ] 1755
[ attend to ] 1755
[ minister to ] 1755

caressing

(participle present tense)

[ treating obligingly, to make much of ] 1755
[ treating with kindness ] 1755
[ an action of endearment ] 1755
[ an expression of tenderness ] 1755
[ cherishing ] 1755
[ to treat with fondness ] 1755
[ to embrace with affection or kindness ] 1755

carest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ the act of looking after others ] 1755
[ ministering to ] 1755

careth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ the act of looking after others ] 1755
[ ministering to ] 1755

caring

(participle present tense)

[ displaying kindness and concern for others ] 1755
[ the work or practice of looking after those unable to care for themselves, especially the sick ] 1828
[ ministering to ] 1755

carlessly

(adverb)

[ in a careless manner or way ] 1755
[ negligently ] 1755
[ heedlessly ] 1755
[ inattentively ] 1755
[ without care or concern ] 1755

carnal

(adjective)

[ fleshly ] 1755
[ pleasing the flesh ] 1755
[ sensual ] 1755
[ worldly ] 1755
[ pertaining to or characterized by the flesh or the body, its passions and appetites ] 1755
[ relating to the physical and especially lustful desire ] 1755
[ sensual ] 1755
[ not spiritual ] 1755
[ temporal ] 1755
[ earthly ] 1755
[ bodily ] 1755

carnally

(adverb)

[ sensualy ] 1755
[ fleshly ] 1755
[ worldly ] 1755
[ pleasing the flesh ] 1755
[ according to the flesh, to the world, or to man's nature ] 1755
[ in a manner to gratify base appetites and lusts ] 1755

carpenter

(noun)

[ a wood carver ] 1755
[ an artificer in wood ] 1755
[ a worker in wood ] 1755
[ a builder of houses and ships ] 1755
[ an artificer who works in timber ] 1755
[ a framer and builder of houses, and of ships ] 1755

carriage

(noun)

[ that which is carried ] 1755
[ certain carts made to the proportion of the things they are to carry ] 1755
[ the act of carrying or transporting, or bearing any thing ] 1755
[ conquest ] 1755
[ acquisition ] 1755
[ vehicle ] 1828
[ that in which any thing is carried ] 1828
[ the frame upon which a thing is carried ] 1828
[ behavior ] 1755
[ personal manners ] 1755
[ conduct ] 1755
[ measures ] 1755
[ practices ] 1755
[ management ] 1755
[ manner of transacting ] 1755
[ load of man, or beast ] 1755
[ baggage ] 1755
[ the act of carrying, bearing, transporting, or conveying ] 1828
[ the act of taking by an enemy ] 1755
[ that which carries, especially on wheels ] 1828
[ the price or expense of carrying ] 1828
[ the manner of carrying one's self ] 1755
[ management ] 1755
[ furrow cut for the conveyance of water, to overflow and drown the ground ] 1755
[ a certain cart made to the proportion of the thing it is to carry ] 1755
[ the act of carrying or transporting, or bearing any thing ] 1755
[ a cart used for transporting people or goods ] 1828
[ that in which any thing is carried ] 1828
[ the frame upon which a thing is carried ] 1828
[ the act of carrying, bearing, transporting, or conveying ] 1828
[ that which carries, especially on wheels ] 1828
[ a cart or chariot on wheels ] 1828
[ the price or expense of carrying ] 1828
[ that which is carried ] 1755
[ burden, as baggage, vessels, furniture ] 1755
[ load of man, or beast ] 1755
[ baggage ] 1755
[ the outward manifestation of behavior ] 1755
[ behavior ] 1755
[ manners ] 1755
[ conduct ] 1755
[ measures ] 1755
[ practices ] 1755
[ management ] 1755
[ manner of transacting ] 1755
[ the manner of carrying one's self ] 1755
[ a person's performance, practice, actions ] 1755
[ conquest ] 1755
[ acquisition ] 1755
[ the act of taking by an enemy ] 1755

carriages

(plural noun)

[ certain carts made to the proportion of the thing it is to carry ] 1755

carriest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ conveyed ] 1755
[ removed ] 1755
[ transported ] 1755

carrieth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ bearing ] 1755
[ conveying ] 1755
[ removing ] 1755
[ noun ] 1755
[ bearing ] 1755
[ conveying ] 1755
[ removing ] 1755
[ transporting ] 1755

carry

(verb transitive)

[ to bear ] 1755
[ to remove ] 1755
[ to gain in competition ] 1755
[ to convey from a place ] 1755
[ to transport ] 1755
[ to have about one ] 1755
[ to take ] 1755
[ to have with one ] 1755
[ to convey by force ] 1755
[ to effect any thing ] 1755
[ to gain in competition ] 1755
[ to gain after resistance ] 1755
[ to prevail ] 1755
[ to bear out ] 1755
[ to face through ] 1755
[ to outface ] 1755
[ to preserve external appearance ] 1755
[ to manage ] 1755
[ to transact ] 1755
[ to behave ] 1755
[ to conduct ] 1755
[ to bring forward ] 1755
[ to advance in any progress ] 1755
[ to urge ] 1755
[ to bear on with some kind of external impulse ] 1755
[ to have ] 1755
[ to obtain ] 1755
[ to exhibit to show ] 1755
[ to display on the outside ] 1755
[ to set to view ] 1755
[ to imply ] 1755
[ to import ] 1755
[ to contain ] 1755
[ to have added as an extra part ] 1828
[ to have any thing joined ] 1828
[ to convey or bear any thing united or adhering, by communication of motion ] 1828
[ to move or continue any thing in a certain direction ] 1828
[ to receive ] 1755
[ to endure ] 1755
[ to support ] 1755
[ to sustain ] 1755
[ to fetch and bring ] 1755
[ to bear, convey, or transport, by sustaining and moving the thing, either by bodily strength, upon a beast, cart, or watercraft ] 1755
[ to effect ] 1755
[ to accomplish ] 1755
[ to gain the object ] 1755
[ to face through ] 1755
[ to urge, impel, lead or draw ] 1755
[ to show, display or exhibit to view ] 1755
[ to extend or continue in time ] 1828
[ to extend in space ] 1828
[ to cause to go ] 1828
[ to affect with extraordinary impressions on the mind ] 1828
[ to fetch and bring ] 1755
[ to support, protect, and keep safe ] 1755
[ to cause to ride ] 1828

cart

(noun)

[ a shallow open container on wheels to carry anything in ] 1828
[ a carriage ] 1755
[ a wheel carriage ] 1755
[ a small carriage with two wheels ] 1755
[ a carriage with two wheels, fitted to be drawn by one horse, or by a yoke of oxen ] 1755

carved

(participle passive)

[ cut ] 1755
[ divided ] 1755
[ engraved ] 1755

case

(noun)

[ a thing ] 1755
[ matter ] 1755
[ question ] 1755
[ the state of things ] 1755
[ something that covers or contains any thing else ] 1755
[ a covering a box ] 1755
[ a sheath ] 1755
[ the outer part of a house or building ] 1755
[ a building unfurnished ] 1755
[ condition with regard to outward circumstances ] 1755
[ contingence ] 1755
[ question relating to particular persons or things ] 1755
[ representation of any fact or question ] 1755
[ a cause or suit in court ] 1755

casement

(noun)

[ a part of a window which opens to let the air in ] 1755
[ a kind of vault or arch of stone-work ] 1755
[ a vault formerly made to separate the platforms of the lower and upper a fortified emplacement ] 1755
[ a window, or the grate of it ] 1755
[ a hollow molding, usually one sixth or one fourth of a circle ] 1755
[ a little movable window, usually within a larger, made to turn and open on hinges ] 1755

cases

(plural noun)

[ an instance of a particular situation; an example of something occurring ] 1828
[ a legal action, especially one to be decided in a court of law ] 1828

cast

(verb transitive / preterit tense / participle passive)

[ to fling or throw ] 1755
[ to think or contrive ] 1755
[ to throw with the hand ] 1755
[ to throw away, as useless or harmful ] 1755
[ to throw lots ] 1755
[ to throw from a high place ] 1755
[ to throw in wrestling ] 1755
[ to throw as a net or snare ] 1755
[ to drop ] 1755
[ to let fall ] 1755
[ to expose ] 1755
[ to drive by violence of weather ] 1755
[ to build by throwing up earth ] 1755
[ to raise ] 1755
[ to put into any certain state ] 1755
[ to condemn in law ] 1755
[ to defeat ] 1755
[ to leave behind in a race ] 1755
[ to shed ] 1755
[ to let fall ] 1755
[ to lay aside ] 1755
[ to fall out to make way for new growth ] 1755
[ to lay aside, as fit to be worn no longer ] 1755
[ to bring forth before time ] 1755
[ to overweigh ] 1755
[ to make to be greater in number, influence, or importance ] 1755
[ to decide by over balancing ] 1755
[ to reckon ] 1755
[ to contrive ] 1755
[ to plan out ] 1755
[ to judge ] 1755
[ to consider in order to judgment ] 1755
[ to fix the parts in an activity ] 1755
[ to glance ] 1755
[ to direct the eye ] 1755
[ to sound ] 1755
[ to form by running in a hollow container used to give shape ] 1755
[ to melt metal into figures ] 1755
[ to model ] 1755
[ to form ] 1755
[ to communicate by reflection or the action or process of issuing from a source ] 1755
[ to yield, or give up, without reserve or condition ] 1755
[ to inflict ] 1755
[ to contrive ] 1755
[ to turn the thoughts ] 1755
[ to admit of a form, by casting or melting ] 1755
[ to become or cause to become bent or twisted out of shape ] 1755
[ to grow out of form ] 1755
[ to throw, fling or send ] 1755
[ to drive from, by force, as from the hand ] 1755
[ to sow ] 1755
[ to scatter seed ] 1755
[ to drive or impel by violence ] 1755
[ to shed or throw off ] 1755
[ to throw or let fall ] 1755
[ to throw, as dice or lots ] 1755
[ to throw on the ground, as in wrestling ] 1755
[ to throw away, as worthless ] 1755
[ to emit or throw out ] 1755
[ to thrust ] 1755
[ to put, or set, in a particular state ] 1755
[ to condemn or convict, as a criminal ] 1755
[ to overcome in a trial, or in any contest of strength or skill ] 1755
[ to discard ] 1755
[ to lay aside, as unfit for use ] 1755
[ to reject ] 1755
[ to contrive ] 1755
[ to plan ] 1755
[ to judge, or to consider, in order to judge ] 1755
[ to throw, as the sight ] 1755
[ to direct, or turn as the eye ] 1755
[ to glance ] 1755
[ to found ] 1755
[ to form in a particular shape, by pouring liquid metal into a mold ] 1755
[ to form by a model ] 1755
[ to communicate ] 1755
[ to spread over ] 1755
[ to throw forward, as the thoughts, with a view to some determination ] 1755
[ to turn or revolve in the mind ] 1755
[ to receive form or shape ] 1755
[ to twist from regular shape ] 1755
[ to miscarry, or bring forth before the time ] 1755
[ to melt and mold into a particular shape ] 1755
[ to give up with ] 1755
[ to disdain fully or wrathfully reject ] 1755
[ noun ] 1755
[ the act of casting, or throwing ] 1755
[ a throw ] 1755
[ the thing thrown ] 1755
[ state of any thing cast or thrown ] 1755
[ the space through which any thing is thrown ] 1755
[ a stroke ] 1755
[ a touch ] 1755
[ motion of the eye ] 1755
[ the throw of lots ] 1755
[ chance or venture from the throwing of lots ] 1755
[ a form ] 1755
[ a shade or tendency to any color ] 1755
[ exterior appearance ] 1755
[ manner ] 1755
[ an impression of a quality or manner given by someone or something ] 1755
[ outward manifestation of attitude ] 1755
[ a flight ] 1755
[ the form or state of throwing ] 1755
[ kind or manner of throwing ] 1755
[ the distance passed by a thing thrown ] 1755
[ the space through which a thing thrown may ordinarily pass ] 1755
[ the motion or turn of the eye, direction, look or glance ] 1755

castaway

(noun)

[ rejected ] 1755
[ noun ] 1755
[ lost ] 1755
[ abandoned ] 1755
[ a person lost, or abandoned by providence ] 1755
[ a reprobate ] 1755
[ that which is thrown away ] 1755
[ a person abandoned by GOD, as unworthy of HIS favor ] 1789

(adjective)

[ useless ] 1755
[ of no value ] 1755

castedst

(verb second-person singular simple past tense)

[ past tense of cast ] 1755

castest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ thrown ] 1755
[ sent ] 1755
[ computed ] 1755
[ calculated ] 1755
[ turned ] 1755
[ gave an advantage in weight, power, numbers ] 1755
[ decided ] 1755
[ ran, or thrown into a mold to give shape ] 1755

casteth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ throwing ] 1755
[ sending ] 1755
[ computing ] 1755
[ calculating ] 1755
[ turning ] 1755
[ giving an advantage in weight, power, numbers ] 1755
[ deciding ] 1755
[ running, or throwing into a mold to give shape ] 1755

casting

(participle present tense)

[ throwing ] 1755
[ sending ] 1755
[ computing ] 1755
[ calculating ] 1755
[ turning ] 1755
[ giving an advantage in weight, power, numbers ] 1755
[ deciding ] 1755
[ running, or throwing into a mold to give shape ] 1755
[ noun ] 1755
[ the act of founding ] 1755
[ that which cast in a mold ] 1755
[ any vessel small formed by casting melted metal into a mold, or in sand ] 1755
[ the taking of casts and impressions of figures or decorations ] 1755

castle

(noun)

[ a strong place in a city or country, to keep people in awe ] 1755
[ a strong house, fortified against assaults ] 1755
[ a house fortified for defense against an enemy ] 1755
[ a fortress ] 1755
[ a house with outer walls of defense ] 1755
[ the house or mansion of a nobleman or prince ] 1755
[ a strong house or fort, fit to withstand the attacks of an enemy ] 1755

castles

(plural noun)

[ a strong place in a city or country, to keep the people in awe ] 1755
[ a strong house, fortified against assaults ] 1755
[ a strong fort, fit to withstand the attacks of an enemy ] 1755
[ a house fortified for defense against an enemy ] 1755
[ a fortress ] 1755
[ the house or mansion of a nobleman or prince ] 1755

castor

(noun)

[ a beaver ] 1755
[ a beaver, with a flat tail, short ears, a blunt nose, small fore feet, and large hind feet ] 1755
[ a fine hat made of the fur of a beaver ] 1755
[ a reddish brown substance, of a strong penetrating smell, taken from the beaver ] 1755

catcheth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ seizing ] 1755
[ taking hold ] 1755
[ ensnaring ] 1755
[ entangling ] 1755
[ communicating ] 1755
[ that may be communicated, spread by the close contact of one person to another ] 1755
[ that may be likely transmitted to people, through the environment ] 1755
[ laying hold on ] 1755
[ carrying or drawing quickly ] 1755
[ entangling and making a prey of ] 1755

caterpillar

(noun)

[ a worm, hairy ] 1755
[ an insect that devours the leaves of trees and herbs ] 1789
[ an insect that eats up the fruits of the earth ] 1789
[ a worm which, when its gets wings, is sustained by leaves and fruits ] 1789
[ the colored and often hairy insect ] 1789
[ an insect furnished with several pairs of feet, and have the shape and appearance of a worm ] 1789
[ an insect enclosed within a muscular envelop, which is thrown off, when the insect enters a resting state, in which it remains for sometime, then throws off its last envelop, and emerges a perfect insect, as a butterfly ] 1789
[ soft or rough insects, that prey upon and consume the leaves and fruits of trees, herbs, flowers, and grass ] 1789

catholic

(noun)

[ universal ] 1755
[ general ] 1755
[ liberal ] 1755
[ not narrow minded ] 1755
[ partial ] 1755

cattle

(noun)

[ beasts of pasture ] 1755
[ beasts with four legs, serving for tillage, or other labor, and for food to man ] 1755
[ beasts, which can include camels, horses, asses, all the varieties of horned beasts or sheep of all kinds and goats, and deer ] 1755
[ oxen, bulls, cows and their young, and horses, sheep, asses, mules and swine ] 1755
[ all four-footed beasts ] 1755

caul

(noun)

[ fatty tissue that surrounds an organ in the body ] 1828
[ the skin which covers the bowels ] 1755
[ the network that covers the heart of some animals ] 1755
[ a part of the head-dress of women ] 1755
[ covering for women's heads ] 1755

cauls

(plural noun)

[ the skin which covers the bowels ] 1755
[ a skin in the stomach, covering the greatest part of the lower intestines ] 1755
[ a skin which encloses the heart ] 1755
[ the network that covers the heart of some animals ] 1755
[ part of the headdress of women ] 1755
[ a kind of net in which females enclose their hair ] 1755
[ the hinder part of a cap ] 1755
[ any kind of net ] 1755
[ the head-dress of females ] 1755
[ a covering of network for women’s heads ] 1755

cause

(noun)

[ a motive ] 1755
[ principle ] 1755
[ reason ] 1755
[ subject ] 1755
[ a trial or an action brought before a judge to be examined and disputed ] 1755
[ that which produces an effect ] 1755
[ suit ] 1755
[ controversy ] 1755
[ a ground or reason ] 1755
[ any legal process which a party institutes to obtain his demand, or by which he seeks his right ] 1755
[ the reason or motive that urges, moves, or drives the mind to act or decide ] 1755
[ sake ] 1755
[ account ] 1755
[ that which a party or nation pursues ] 1755

(verb transitive)

[ to produce ] 1755
[ to bring into existence ] 1755
[ to effect by agency, power, or influence ] 1755

(verb intransitive)

[ to assign insufficient cause ] 1755

caused

(participle passive)

[ produced ] 1755
[ effected ] 1755
[ brought about ] 1755

causeless

(adjective)

[ having no cause, or producing agent ] 1755
[ without just ground, reason or motive ] 1755

causes

(plural noun)

[ produces ] 1755
[ effects ] 1755
[ brings about ] 1755

causest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ producing ] 1755
[ effecting ] 1755
[ bringing into being ] 1755

causeth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ producing ] 1755
[ effecting ] 1755
[ bringing into being ] 1755

causeway

(noun)

[ a highway ] 1755
[ a bank raised in marshy ground for a foot passage ] 1755

causing

(participle present tense)

[ producing ] 1755
[ effecting ] 1755
[ bringing into being ] 1755

cave

(noun)

[ a den or dark hollow place underground ] 1755
[ a cavern ] 1755
[ a den ] 1755
[ a hole entering horizontally under the ground ] 1755
[ a habitation in the earth ] 1755
[ a hollow ] 1755
[ any hollow place ] 1755
[ an hole of the earth, chiefly in rocks, for men to lodge in ] 1755

caves

(plural noun)

[ large underground chambers in a hillside or cliff ] 1828
[ dens ] 1755
[ dark hollow places under ground ] 1755
[ caverns ] 1755
[ holes entering horizontally under the ground ] 1755
[ habitations in the earth ] 1755
[ hollows ] 1755
[ hollow places ] 1755
[ hollow place in the earth ] 1755
[ secret or hidden openings in the surface of the earth ] 1755
[ large dark chambers in the earth, used for the burial of the dead ] 1755
[ holes of the earth, chiefly in rocks, for men to lodge in ] 1755

cease

(verb intransitive)

[ to leave off ] 1755
[ to give over ] 1755
[ to be at an end ] 1755
[ to flop ] 1755
[ to desist ] 1755
[ to fail ] 1755
[ to be extinct ] 1755
[ to rest ] 1755
[ to put a stop to ] 1755
[ to put an end to ] 1755
[ extinction ] 1755
[ failure ] 1755
[ to be forgotten ] 1755
[ to rest and become quiet ] 1755
[ to be altogether wanting ] 1755
[ to be removed by death, captivity, or the like ] 1755
[ to forbear trusting, or depending on ] 1755
[ to avoid, or abstain from ] 1755
[ to stop moving, acting or speaking ] 1755
[ to be wanting ] 1755

ceased

(participle passive)

[ stopped ] 1755
[ ended ] 1755
[ desisted ] 1755
[ failed ] 1755

ceaseth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ leaving off ] 1755
[ giving over ] 1755
[ being at an end ] 1755
[ stopping ] 1755
[ giving over ] 1755
[ refraining from ] 1755
[ failing ] 1755
[ being extinct ] 1755
[ being at an end ] 1755
[ resting ] 1755
[ putting a stop or end to ] 1755
[ stopping movement, action or speech ] 1755
[ being forgotten ] 1755
[ abstaining, as from anger ] 1755
[ resting from ] 1755
[ being quiet ] 1755
[ being forgotten ] 1755
[ resting and becoming quiet ] 1755
[ being altogether wanting ] 1755
[ being removed by death or captivity ] 1755
[ forbearing trusting, or depending on ] 1755
[ avoiding ] 1755
[ abstaining from ] 1755

ceasing

(participle present tense)

[ stopping ] 1755
[ ending ] 1755
[ desisting ] 1755
[ failing ] 1755

ceiled

(participle passive)

[ covered ] 1755
[ panelled ] 1755
[ overlaid, or covered the inner roof of a building ] 1755
[ overlaid with timber, or with plastering ] 1755
[ covered the top of a room or building ] 1755

celebrate

(verb transitive)

[ holy ] 1755
[ make or render famous ] 1755
[ to publish ] 1755
[ to commend ] 1755
[ to keep solemly ] 1755
[ to honor any person with praises or monuments ] 1755
[ to keep a festival or ordinance ] 1755
[ to praise ] 1755
[ to commend ] 1755
[ to give praise to ] 1755
[ to make famous ] 1755
[ to distinguish by solemn rites ] 1755
[ to perform solemnly ] 1755
[ to mention in a set or solemn manner, whether of joy or sorrow ] 1755
[ to extol ] 1755
[ to keep holy ] 1755
[ to honor or distinguish by ceremonies and marks of joy and respect ] 1755

celestial

(adjective)

[ heavenly ] 1755
[ like, or of the nature of heaven ] 1755
[ an inhabitant of heaven ] 1755
[ belonging or relating to heaven ] 1755
[ dwelling in heaven ] 1755
[ belonging to the upper regions, or visible heaven ] 1755
[ descending from heaven ] 1755

cellar

(noun)

[ the lowest part of a building under ground ] 1755
[ a place under ground, where stores are put away ] 1755
[ a room under a house or other building, used as a repository of provisions, and other stores for a family ] 1755
[ a storehouse ] 1755

cells

(plural noun)

[ are little bags or bladders, where fluids, or matter of different sorts are lodged, common both in animals and plants ] 1755
[ caves or rooms to which a person retires, or is confined to alone ] 1755
[ the partitions or hollow places, in the pods of plants, in which the seed is contained ] 1755
[ a small cavity or hollow place ] 1755
[ small and closed rooms in a prison ] 1755
[ any small place of dwelling ] 1755

censer

(noun)

[ a vessel to burn incense in ] 1755
[ a perfuming pan ] 1755
[ the pan or vessel in which incense is burned ] 1755
[ a golden vessel, in the form of a cup, with or without a handle ] 1755
[ a vase in which incense is burned ] 1755
[ an urn, in which incense was burned ] 1755

center

(noun)

[ middle of any round thing or circle ] 1755
[ the middle ] 1755
[ that which is equally distant from all extremities ] 1755
[ the middle point or place ] 1755
[ the middle or central object ] 1755
[ a single body or house ] 1755

(verb)

[ to be placed in the midst ] 1755
[ to place on a center ] 1755
[ to fix on a central point ] 1755
[ to collect to a point ] 1755
[ to be placed in the middle ] 1755

centurion

(noun)

[ a captain over a hundred foot soldiers ] 1755
[ a military officer among the Romans, who commanded a hundred m ] 1755
[ Roman officer who commanded a hundred soldiers ] 1755
[ a military officer who commanded a century or company of men ] 1755
[ an officer who had the command over a hundred soldiers ] 1755

centurions

(plural noun)

[ captains of men ] 1755
[ captains over a foot soldier ] 1755
[ an army officer, who commanded a hundred men ] 1755
[ an officer who has the command over a hundred soldiers ] 1755
[ Roman officers who commanded a hundred soldiers ] 1755

certain

(adjective)

[ sure ] 1755
[ undoubted ] 1755
[ fixed ] 1755
[ settled ] 1755
[ indubitable ] 1755
[ unquestionable ] 1755
[ that which cannot be questioned, or denied ] 1755
[ resolved ] 1755
[ determined ] 1755
[ in an indefinite sense ] 1755
[ some one ] 1755
[ undoubting ] 1755
[ put past doubt ] 1755
[ true ] 1755
[ that cannot be denied ] 1755
[ existing in truth ] 1755
[ assured in mind ] 1755
[ having no doubts ] 1755
[ unfailing ] 1755
[ always producing the intended effect ] 1755
[ not doubtful ] 1755
[ stated ] 1755
[ determinate ] 1755
[ particular ] 1755

certainly

(adverb)

[ indubitably ] 1755
[ without question ] 1755
[ without doubt ] 1755
[ without fail ] 1755
[ in truth and verity ] 1755

certainty

(noun)

[ full of assurance ] 1755
[ sureness ] 1755
[ exemption from doubt ] 1755
[ that which true and fixed ] 1755
[ a fixed or true state ] 1755
[ truth ] 1755
[ full assurance of mind ] 1755
[ exemption from doubt ] 1755
[ exemption from failure ] 1755
[ regularity ] 1755
[ settled state ] 1755

certified

(participle passive)

[ assured ] 1755
[ made certain ] 1755
[ informed ] 1755

certify

(verb transitive)

[ to inform or give notice of ] 1755
[ to declare for certain ] 1755
[ to give certain information of ] 1755
[ to give certain information to ] 1755
[ to give sure information ] 1755
[ to testify to in writing ] 1755
[ to make a declaration in writing, under hand, or hand and seal, to make known or establish a truth ] 1755
[ it has of before the thing told ] 1755

chafed

(participle passive)

[ made hot with rubbing ] 1755
[ rubbed with one's hand, to grow hot or angry ] 1755
[ fretted against any thing ] 1755
[ warmed with rubbing ] 1755
[ heated ] 1755
[ made angry ] 1755
[ raged ] 1755
[ fumed ] 1755
[ raved ] 1755
[ fried ] 1755
[ passioned ] 1755
[ stormed ] 1755
[ fretted and worn by rubbing ] 1755
[ excited heat in the mind ] 1755
[ excited passion ] 1755
[ inflamed ] 1755
[ made angry ] 1755
[ caused to fret ] 1755
[ provoked ] 1755
[ enraged ] 1755
[ excited violent action ] 1755
[ caused to rage ] 1755
[ agitated ] 1755
[ acted violently upon, by rubbing ] 1755
[ fretted against ] 1755
[ lightly provoked ] 1755

chaff

(noun)

[ the refuse in winnowing of corn ] 1755
[ the husks when separated from the corn by thrashing, winnowing, or passing through a large coarse sieve ] 1755
[ any thing worthless ] 1755
[ the husk, or dry calyx of corn, and grasses ] 1755
[ straw cut small for the food of cattle ] 1755
[ refuse ] 1755
[ worthless matter, that which is light, and apt to be driven by the wind ] 1755
[ the refuse of winnowed corn ] 1755
[ wicked men, hypocrites, worthless, barren, and easily driven about with false doctrines, and tossed into ruin by wrathful judgments ] 1789
[ false doctrines ] 1789

chain

(noun)

[ links of iron, one within another ] 1755
[ a series of links, fastened one within another ] 1755
[ a bond ] 1755
[ a shackle ] 1755
[ a fetter ] 1755
[ something with which prisoners are bound ] 1755
[ a series of links or rings connected, or fitted into one another, usually made of some kind of metal, as a chain of gold, or of iron ] 1755
[ that which binds ] 1755
[ a real chain ] 1755
[ that which restrains, confines, or fetters ] 1755
[ bondage ] 1755
[ affliction ] 1755
[ slavery ] 1755
[ ornament ] 1755
[ a series of things linked together ] 1755
[ a series of things connected or following in succession ] 1755

(verb)

[ to fasten or link with a irons ] 1755
[ to bring into slavery ] 1755
[ to unite ] 1755
[ to enslave ] 1755
[ to keep in slavery ] 1755

chains

(plural noun)

[ bonds ] 1755
[ shackles ] 1755
[ fetters ] 1755

chalkstones

(plural noun)

[ white preserved rocks, of which lime is made ] 1755
[ white stone ] 1755
[ a small lump of chalk ] 1755

challenge

(noun)

[ a summons to fight a duel ] 1755
[ a defiance ] 1755
[ a claim, or pretension ] 1755
[ an exception against persons and things ] 1755
[ a summons to combat ] 1755
[ a demand of some thing as due ] 1755
[ an exception taken either against persons or things ] 1755
[ a calling upon one to fight in single combat ] 1755
[ an invitation or summons, verbal or written, to decide a controversy by a conflict ] 1755
[ a claim or demand made of a right ] 1755
[ an exception ] 1755
[ verb ] 1755
[ to give an engagement in a contest to fight ] 1755
[ to except against, or claim ] 1755
[ to call another to answer for an offense by combat ] 1755
[ to call to a contest ] 1755
[ to accuse ] 1755
[ to object to the impartiality of any one ] 1755
[ to claim as due ] 1755
[ to call any one to the performance of conditions ] 1755
[ to call, invite or summon to answer for an offense by conflict ] 1755
[ to call to a contest ] 1755
[ to invite to a trial ] 1755
[ to prove what one asserts, implying defiance ] 1755
[ to demand as a right ] 1755
[ to call to the performance of conditions ] 1755

challengeth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ calling to conflict or to contest ] 1755
[ claiming ] 1755
[ demanding, as due ] 1755

chamber

(noun)

[ an apartment ] 1755
[ a room in a house ] 1755
[ any retired room ] 1755
[ any cavity or hollow ] 1755
[ a court of justice ] 1755
[ an apartment in an upper story, or in story above the lower floor of a dwelling house, often used as a lodging room ] 1755
[ a place where an assembly meets ] 1755

(verb)

[ to reside in or occupy ] 1755
[ to shut up ] 1755
[ to indulge in lewd or immodest behavior ] 1755
[ to be wanton ] 1755
[ to scheme ] 1755

chambering

(participle present tense)

[ lewdness ] 1755
[ lightness and wanton behavior in private places ] 1755
[ wantonness ] 1755
[ impurity ] 1755
[ boastful or unclean behavior ] 1755

chamberlain

(noun)

[ the name of several officers ] 1755
[ officer to whom belongs the government of the king's palace ] 1755
[ an officer who keeps the public treasury, and presides over the affairs of the city ] 1755
[ officer of the household has the oversight of all officers belonging to the kings chambers ] 1755
[ an officer charged with the direction and management of a room or house ] 1755
[ one who takes care of the beds and lodging-rooms of travelers ] 1755
[ a servant who has the care of the chamber ] 1755
[ a keeper of the king's bed-chamber ] 1755
[ a steward ] 1755
[ city treasurer ] 1755

chamberlains

(plural noun)

[ those who take care of the beds and lodging rooms of travelers ] 1755
[ servants who have the care of the chamber. ] 1755
[ receivers of rents and revenue ] 1755
[ those who have oversight over the household, belongings, and chambers ] 1755
[ officers charged with the direction and management of a chamber, or of chambers ] 1755
[ servants who have the care of the chambers in an inn ] 1755

chambers

(plural noun)

[ a private room, usually a bedroom ] 1755
[ a natural enclosed space or cavity ] 1755

chameleon

(noun)

[ a creature like a lizard, frequenting rocks andeating flies, which can turn themselves into allcolors but red and white ] 1755
[ a creature that has four feet, claws, a long tail and tongue, fastens to trees, and assumes colors of those things to which it is applied ] 1755
[ a lizard ] 1755
[ an animal with a body that can change into various colors ] 1755

chamois

(plural noun)

[ a goat ] 1755
[ a small deer ] 1755
[ an animal of the goat kind, whose skin is made into leather ] 1755
[ a kind of goat, its figure comes nearer to the deer kind, of this animal's skin, soft leather is made ] 1755

champaign

(noun)

[ a plain ] 1755
[ flat open country ] 1755
[ a desert ] 1755

chance

(noun)

[ hazard ] 1755
[ fortune ] 1755
[ contingence ] 1755
[ the cause of unexpected events ] 1755
[ the act of fortune ] 1755
[ accident ] 1755
[ unforeseen occurrence ] 1755
[ event ] 1755
[ misfortune ] 1755
[ possibility of occurrence ] 1755
[ unforeseen event ] 1755

(verb)

[ to happen ] 1755
[ to fall out ] 1755
[ to fortune ] 1755

chance

(noun)

[ hazard ] 1755
[ fortune ] 1755
[ a future event or circumstance that is possible ] 1755
[ the cause of events happening unexpectedly ] 1755
[ the act of fortune ] 1755
[ accident ] 1755
[ casual occurrence ] 1755
[ event ] 1755
[ possibility of any occurrence ] 1755
[ an event that happens, falls out or takes place, without being contrived, intended, expected or foreseen ] 1755
[ the effect of an unknown cause, or the unusual or unexpected effect of a known cause ] 1755
[ fortuitous event ] 1755
[ what fortune may bring ] 1755
[ an event, good or evil ] 1755
[ success or misfortune ] 1755
[ possibility of an occurrence ] 1755
[ opportunity ] 1755
[ unforeseen event ] 1755
[ happen ] 1755
[ fall out ] 1755
[ verb ] 1755
[ to happen ] 1755
[ to fall out ] 1755
[ to fortune ] 1755
[ to come or arrive without design, or expectation ] 1755

chancellor

(noun)

[ an officer of the highest dignity and power ] 1755
[ a person next to the ruler, in matters of justice in civil affairs, having an absolute power to moderate the law ] 1755
[ a man given authority by the king or queen by delivering the great seal to him ] 1755
[ the chief officer judging and determining controversies relating to the lands ] 1755
[ the president of the council for the king's affairs ] 1755
[ an officer invested with judicial powers ] 1755

chancest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ hazarded ] 1755
[ caused events to happen unexpectedly ] 1755
[ casually occurred ] 1755
[ possibly occurred ] 1755
[ fell out or took place, without being contrived, intended, expected or foreseen ] 1755
[ effected an unknown cause ] 1755
[ brought fortuitously ] 1755
[ happened ] 1755

chanceth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ hazarding ] 1755
[ causing events to happen unexpectedly ] 1755
[ casually occurring ] 1755
[ possibly occurring ] 1755
[ falling out or taking place, without being contrived, intended, expected or foreseen ] 1755
[ effecting an unknown cause ] 1755
[ bringing fortuitously ] 1755
[ happening ] 1755

change

(verb transitive)

[ alteration ] 1755
[ mutation ] 1755
[ variety ] 1755
[ an alteration of the state of any thing ] 1755
[ a succession of one thing in the place of another ] 1755
[ novelty ] 1755
[ an alteration of the order ] 1755
[ that which makes a variety ] 1755
[ that which may be used for another of the same kind ] 1755
[ a different state by removal ] 1755
[ the dissolution of the body, death ] 1755

(verb)

[ to barter ] 1755
[ to transform or alter ] 1755
[ to alter to the better, or to the worse ] 1755
[ to put, or give one thing for another ] 1755
[ to disannul ] 1755
[ to give one's right to another ] 1755
[ to cause to turn or pass from one state to another ] 1755
[ to alter, or make different vary in external form, or in essence ] 1755
[ to put one thing in the place of another ] 1755
[ to shift ] 1755
[ to quit one thing or state for another ] 1755
[ to give and take reciprocally ] 1755
[ to exchange goods ] 1755
[ to quit, as one place for another ] 1755
[ to give one kind of money for another ] 1755
[ to alter the form or kind of money, by receiving the value in a different kind ] 1755
[ to become tainted, to turn from a natural state of sweetness and purity ] 1755
[ to be altered ] 1755
[ to undergo variation ] 1755

changeable

(adjective)

[ to alter or change ] 1755
[ inconsistent ] 1755
[ uncertain ] 1755
[ variable ] 1755
[ subject to change ] 1755
[ fickle ] 1755
[ inconstant ] 1755
[ possible to be changed ] 1755
[ having the quality of exhibiting different appearances ] 1755
[ that may change ] 1755
[ subject to alteration ] 1755
[ mutable ] 1755
[ variable ] 1755
[ having the quality of suffering alteration of external appearance ] 1755

changed

(participle passive)

[ altered ] 1755
[ varied ] 1755
[ turned ] 1755
[ converted ] 1755
[ shifted ] 1755

changers

(plural noun)

[ officers who changes money for other money or materials of value ] 1755
[ those that is employed in changing or discounting money ] 1755

changers'

(noun)

[ an officer who changes money for other money or materials of value ] 1755
[ one that is employed in changing or discounting money ] 1755

changes

(noun)

[ alters ] 1755
[ varies ] 1755
[ turns ] 1755
[ converts ] 1755
[ shifts ] 1755

changest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ altering ] 1755
[ turning ] 1755
[ putting one thing for another ] 1755
[ shifting ] 1755

changeth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ altering ] 1755
[ turning ] 1755
[ putting one thing for another ] 1755
[ shifting ] 1755

channel

(noun)

[ a gutter or passage of water in the land ] 1755
[ the middle or deepest part of a river or harbor ] 1755
[ a narrow sea between two lands or countries ] 1755
[ the hollow bed of running waters ] 1755
[ any cavity drawn long ways ] 1755
[ the bed in which a river runs ] 1755
[ a passage, a place of passing or flowing, particularly of water ] 1755
[ the place where a river flows, including the whole breadth of the river ] 1755
[ the deeper part or hollow of a river, bay, or harbor in which the principal current flows ] 1755
[ that through which any thing passes ] 1755
[ a means of passing, conveying, or transmitting ] 1755
[ an arm of the sea ] 1755
[ a straight or narrow sea, between two continents, or between a continent and an isle ] 1755

(verb)

[ to form or cut a groove ] 1755

channels

(plural noun)

[ rivers joining two larger areas of water, especially two seas ] 1755
[ gutters for conveyance of water in the streets ] 1755
[ middle or deepest parts of a river ] 1755
[ straights or narrow seas between two lands ] 1755
[ hollows bed of running waters ] 1755
[ cavities drawn longways ] 1755
[ straits or narrow seas, between two countries ] 1755
[ gutters or furrow of a pillar ] 1755
[ passages ] 1755
[ places of passing or flowing, particularly, a water course ] 1755
[ places where a river flows, including the whole breadth of the river. ] 1755
[ deeper parts or hollows in which the principal current flows ] 1755
[ parts of a strait, bay, or harbor,wherecurrents flows,either of sea tide or fresh water ] 1755
[ that through which any thing passes ] 1755
[ means of passing, conveying, or transmitting ] 1755
[ grooves ] 1755
[ the bed in which a river runs ] 1755

chant

(verb transitive)

[ to sing ] 1755
[ to celebrate by song ] 1755
[ to make melody with the voice ] 1755
[ to utter a melodious voice ] 1755
[ to throw the voice in variation in the strength, tone, or pitch ] 1755
[ to make melody with the voice ] 1755
[ to repeat words with a kind of singing ] 1755
[ to sing merrily ] 1755
[ noun ] 1755
[ song ] 1755
[ melody ] 1755

chapel

(noun)

[ a building either adjoining to a church, or that is part of it, or is separate from it ] 1755
[ a house for public worship ] 1755
[ a house of worship ] 1755

chapiter

(noun)

[ head of,or capital of a column ] 1755
[ the upper part or capital of a column or pillar ] 1755
[ is the crown or upper part of a pillar ] 1755
[ ornaments on the top of pillars, walls, and the like ] 1755
[ an ornamental finish to the top of a pillar ] 1755
[ the crown or upper part of a pillar ] 1755
[ the upper part or capital of a column or pillar ] 1755

chapiters

(plural noun)

[ crowns or upper parts of a pillar ] 1755
[ upper parts or capitals of a column or pillar ] 1755
[ ornamental finishes to the top of a pillar ] 1755

chapmen

(noun)

[ a merchant ] 1755
[ peddler ] 1755
[ businessman ] 1755
[ a buyer ] 1755
[ a customer ] 1755
[ those that offer as a purchaser ] 1755
[ a seller ] 1755
[ a market-man ] 1755

chapt

(participle passive)

[ left ] 1755
[ opened, as the surface or skin ] 1755
[ rent with drought ] 1755
[ cracked ] 1755

character

(noun)

[ the fashion of a letter ] 1755
[ a mark ] 1755
[ a stamp ] 1755

charge

(noun)

[ a burden ] 1755
[ a load ] 1755
[ an employ ] 1755
[ an office ] 1755
[ cost ] 1755
[ expense ] 1755
[ an accusation ] 1755

(verb)

[ to command ] 1755
[ to give orders ] 1755
[ to accuse ] 1755
[ to attack ] 1755
[ to encounter ] 1755
[ to fall upon an enemy ] 1755

chargeable

(adjective)

[ costly ] 1755
[ burdensome ] 1755
[ expensive ] 1755
[ imputable as a debt or crime ] 1755
[ subject to charge or accusation ] 1755
[ accusable ] 1755
[ that may be charged ] 1755
[ that may be set, laid, imposed ] 1755
[ subject to be charged ] 1755
[ expensive ] 1755
[ costly ] 1755
[ laying or bringing expense ] 1755
[ imputable ] 1755
[ that may be laid or attributed ] 1755
[ subject to be charged or accused ] 1755

charged

(participle passive)

[ loaded ] 1755
[ burdened ] 1755
[ attacked ] 1755
[ laid on ] 1755
[ instructed ] 1755
[ imputed ] 1755
[ accused ] 1755
[ placed to the debt ] 1755
[ ordered ] 1755
[ commanded ] 1755

chargedst

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ to load ] 1755
[ to burden ] 1755
[ to attack ] 1755
[ to lay upon ] 1755
[ to instruct ] 1755
[ to impute ] 1755
[ to accuse ] 1755
[ to place to the debt ] 1755
[ to order ] 1755
[ to command ] 1755

charger

(noun)

[ a platter ] 1755
[ a large dish or plate ] 1755
[ one who charges another in a suit ] 1755
[ a vessel for holding provisions at a table ] 1755
[ a horse used for attack ] 1755

chargers

(noun)

[ large dishes or plates ] 1755
[ those who charge another in a suit ] 1755
[ vessels for holding provisions at a table ] 1755
[ horses used for attack ] 1755

charges

(plural noun)

[ burdens ] 1755
[ offices ] 1755
[ costs ] 1755
[ expenses ] 1755
[ accusations ] 1755

chargest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ loading ] 1755
[ attacking ] 1755
[ laying on ] 1755
[ instructing ] 1755
[ commanding ] 1755
[ accusing ] 1755
[ imputing ] 1755

charging

(participle present tense)

[ loading ] 1755
[ attacking ] 1755
[ laying on ] 1755
[ instructing ] 1755
[ commanding ] 1755
[ accusing ] 1755
[ imputing ] 1755

chariot

(noun)

[ a light sort of a horsedrawn carriage ] 1755
[ a carriage of pleasure, or state ] 1755
[ a car in which men of arms were anciently placed ] 1755
[ a lighter kind of coach with back seats ] 1755
[ a half coach ] 1755
[ a carriage with four wheels and one seat behind, used for convenience and pleasure ] 1755
[ a cart used formerly in war, drawn by two or more horses, and conveying two men each ] 1755
[ a light coach to ride journeys in ] 1755
[ a sort of coach for warriors to fight from, and to break the ranks of the enemy ] 1755

charitably

(adverb)

[ kindly ] 1755
[ liberally ] 1755
[ with inclination to help the poor ] 1755
[ benevolently ] 1755
[ without a desire to see another suffer ] 1755
[ favorably ] 1755

charity

(noun)

[ love ] 1755
[ affection ] 1755
[ natural affection ] 1755
[ the love of GOD and one's neighbor ] 1789
[ alms ] 1755
[ tenderness ] 1755
[ kindness ] 1755
[ goodwill ] 1755
[ benevolence ] 1755
[ disposition to think well of others ] 1755
[ liberality to the poor ] 1755
[ relief given to the poor ] 1755

charmed

(participle passive)

[ pleased exceedingly ] 1755
[ effected with charms, or spells ] 1755
[ subdued by charms ] 1755
[ delighted ] 1755
[ enchanted ] 1755

charmer

(noun)

[ one who bewitches or charms ] 1755
[ one that uses enchantment ] 1755
[ one that has power to charm ] 1755
[ one who delights and attracts the affections ] 1755
[ one that renders spells ] 1755

charmers

(plural noun)

[ those that have the power of charms, or enchantments ] 1755
[ those who effect with charms, or spells ] 1755
[ enchanters ] 1755

charming

(participle present tense)

[ pleasing in the highest degree ] 1755
[ effecting with charms, or spells ] 1755
[ enchanting ] 1755

chased

(participle passive)

[ pursued ] 1755
[ sought ardently ] 1755
[ driven ] 1755
[ hunted ] 1755
[ driven to or from a place ] 1755
[ pursued of any thing ] 1755
[ pursued of an enemy, or of something harmful ] 1755
[ pursued of something as desirable ] 1755
[ followed after one with an intent to destroy ] 1755
[ urged or pressed forward with vehemence ] 1755
[ pursued for the purpose of taking ] 1755
[ compelled to depart ] 1755
[ dispersed ] 1755

chased

(participle passive)

[ hunted ] 1755
[ pursued ] 1755
[ frighted ] 1755
[ driven away ] 1755
[ driven from a place ] 1755
[ followed, as a thing desired ] 1755
[ urged ] 1755
[ pressed forward with passion ] 1755
[ pursued for the purpose of taking ] 1755
[ followed or pursued, as an object of desire ] 1755
[ compelled to depart ] 1755
[ dispersed ] 1755
[ sought very enthusiastically or passionately ] 1755
[ followed hardafterone with an intent to destroy ] 1755
[ angrily to drive ] 1755

chaseth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ hunting ] 1755
[ pursing ] 1755
[ frightening ] 1755
[ driving away ] 1755
[ driving from a place ] 1755

chaste

(adjective)

[ temperance ] 1755
[ uncorrupted ] 1755
[ undefiled ] 1755
[ pure ] 1755
[ with respect ] 1755
[ without obscenity ] 1755
[ true to the marriage bed ] 1755
[ pure from fleshly ] 1755
[ freed from the reigning power of worldly love and sinful corruptions, ] 1789
[ free from barbarous words and phrases, and from quaint, affected, extravagant expressions ] 1755

chasten

(verb transitive)

[ to correct ] 1755
[ to punish ] 1755
[ to mortify ] 1755
[ to strike or afflict for his advantage and instruction ] 1789
[ to punish in just wrath ] 1789
[ to correct by punishment ] 1755
[ to inflict pain for the purpose of reclaiming an offender ] 1755
[ to afflict by other means ] 1755
[ to purify from errors or faults ] 1755

chastened

(participle passive)

[ corrected ] 1755
[ punished ] 1755
[ afflicted for correction ] 1789

chastenest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ corrected ] 1755
[ punished ] 1755
[ subdued ] 1755
[ corrected by punishment ] 1755
[ inflicted pain for the purpose of reclaiming an offender ] 1755
[ afflicted by other means ] 1755
[ purified from errors or faults ] 1755
[ afflicted for correction ] 1789
[ struck or afflicted for their advantage and instruction ] 1789
[ corrected, to undervalue, and be reformed by it ] 1789
[ punished in just wrath ] 1789
[ pricked a person to the heart, and made them amend their evil courses ] 1789

chasteneth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ correcting ] 1755
[ afflicting for correction ] 1789
[ punishing for correction ] 1789

chastening

(participle present tense)

[ correcting ] 1755
[ afflicting for correction ] 1789
[ punishing for correction ] 1789

chastise

(verb transitive)

[ to correct ] 1755
[ to punish ] 1755
[ to correct by punishment ] 1755
[ to afflict for faults ] 1755
[ to reduce to order, or obedience ] 1755
[ to inflict pain by stripes, or in other manner, for the purpose of punishing an offender and recalling them ] 1755
[ to reduce to order or obedience ] 1755
[ to restrain ] 1755
[ to awe ] 1755
[ to repress ] 1755
[ to purify by fully removing faults ] 1755

chastisement

(noun)

[ correction ] 1755
[ punishment ] 1755
[ pain inflicted for punishment and correction, either by stripes or otherwise ] 1755
[ affliction for faults ] 1755
[ reduced to order, or obedience ] 1755
[ the correction of an offender, either by word or deed ] 1755

chatter

(verb intransitive)

[ to make noise, as birds do ] 1755
[ to talk at length in a foolish or unimportant way ] 1755
[ to make a noise, as the teeth do when a person is shivering with cold ] 1755
[ to make a noise bycollision of the teeth ] 1755
[ to talk idly, carelessly or rapidly ] 1755
[ to utter sounds rapidly and indistinctly, as a monkey ] 1755
[ to talk rapidly and excitedly but with little sense ] 1755
[ noun ] 1755
[ noise, like that at of a monkey ] 1755
[ idle talk foolishly or tediously about something ] 1755
[ sounds, like those of a monkey ] 1755

check

(noun)

[ a reproof ] 1755
[ censure ] 1755
[ restraint ] 1755
[ remorse of conscience ] 1755
[ repress ] 1755
[ stop ] 1755
[ rebuff ] 1755
[ curb ] 1755
[ a reproof ] 1755
[ a fight ] 1755
[ a dislike ] 1755
[ a sudden disgust ] 1755
[ something that stops ] 1755
[ hinderance ] 1755
[ repulse ] 1755
[ rebuke ] 1755

(verb transitive)

[ to curb or refrain ] 1755
[ to reprimand ] 1755
[ to chide, or taunt ] 1755
[ to repress ] 1755
[ to reprove ] 1755
[ to control by a counter reckoning ] 1755
[ to stop ] 1755
[ to make a stop ] 1755
[ to clash ] 1755
[ to interfere ] 1755
[ to cause an abatement ] 1755
[ to moderate ] 1755
[ to strike with repression ] 1755
[ any stop or obstruction ] 1755

checked

(participle passive)

[ stopped ] 1755
[ strained ] 1755
[ repressed ] 1755
[ curbed ] 1755
[ moderated ] 1755
[ controlled ] 1755
[ reprimanded ] 1755

checker

(verb transitive)

[ the names of all the household servants of the king, or any other great personage ] 1755
[ one who checks or restrains ] 1755
[ a rebuker ] 1755

cheer

(noun)

[ the countenance of joy, entertainment or good fare ] 1755
[ health ] 1755
[ temperament ] 1755
[ entertainment ] 1755
[ provisions served at a feast ] 1755
[ invitation to gaiety ] 1755
[ gaiety ] 1755
[ jollity ] 1755
[ air of the countenance ] 1755
[ temper of mind in general ] 1755
[ to make joyful ] 1755
[ great joy ] 1755
[ a shout of joy ] 1755
[ a state of gladness or joy ] 1755
[ a state of animation, above gloom and depression of spirits ] 1755

(verb transitive)

[ to salute with shouts of joy ] 1755
[ to dispel gloom, sorrow, silence or apathy ] 1755
[ to cause to rejoice ] 1755
[ to gladden ] 1755
[ to make cheerful ] 1755
[ to infuse spirit or animation ] 1755
[ to incite ] 1755
[ to encourage ] 1755
[ to grow cheerful ] 1755
[ to become gladsome, or joyous ] 1755

cheereth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ inciting ] 1755
[ encouraging ] 1755
[ inspiriting ] 1755
[ comforting ] 1755
[ consoling ] 1755
[ gladdening ] 1755
[ growing gladsome ] 1755
[ giving joy or gladness enlivening ] 1755
[ making joyful ] 1755

cheerful

(adjective)

[ lively ] 1755
[ animated ] 1755
[ having good spirits ] 1755
[ moderately joyful ] 1755
[ mirthful ] 1755
[ expressive of good spirits or joy ] 1755
[ lively animated ] 1755

cheerfully

(adverb)

[ in a cheerful manner ] 1755
[ with eagerness or willingness ] 1755
[ readily with joy, animation or good spirits ] 1755

cheerfulness

(noun)

[ life ] 1755
[ animation ] 1755
[ good spirits ] 1755
[ a state of moderate joy or gayety ] 1755
[ eagerness ] 1755
[ gladness of heart ] 1755
[ gayety of disposition ] 1755
[ freedom from dejection, or gloomy thoughts ] 1755
[ contentment in present circumstances ] 1755

chemarims

(plural noun)

[ idolatrous priests ] 1789

cherish

(noun)

[ to make much of ] 1755
[ to nourish ] 1755
[ to maintain ] 1755
[ to give one cordials, warmth, ease and comfort ] 1755
[ to treat with tenderness and affection ] 1755
[ to give warmth, ease or comfort to ] 1755
[ to hold as dear ] 1755
[ to embrace with affection ] 1755
[ to foster, and encourage ] 1755
[ to treat in a manner to encourage growth, by protection, aid, attendance, or supplying nourishment ] 1755
[ to harbor ] 1755
[ to indulge and encourage in the mind ] 1755

cherished

(participle passive)

[ treated with tenderness ] 1755
[ warmed ] 1755
[ comforted ] 1755
[ fostered ] 1755

cherisheth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ warming ] 1755
[ comforting ] 1755
[ encouraging ] 1755
[ fostering ] 1755
[ treating with affection ] 1755

Cherub

(noun)

[ fullness ] 1789
[ knowledge ] 1789
[ Angels ] 1789
[ a celestial Spirit, Which in the hierarchy, is placed next in order to the Seraphim ] 1789

Cherubim

(noun)

[ order of Angels ] 1789
[ Angelical Spirits ] 1789
[ Angels ] 1789

Cherubims

(plural noun)

[ order of Angels ] 1789
[ celestial Spirits, Which in the hierarchy, is placed next in order to the Seraphim ] 1789
[ Angels used in the dispensations of providence ] 1789
[ Angels that appeared, mighty in power and knowledge ] 1789

chest

(noun)

[ sort of box ] 1755
[ coffer, or trunk ] 1755
[ the breast, the hollow part of the body containing the heart and lungs ] 1755
[ a box of wood or other material, in which things are laid up ] 1755
[ a case with boxes or drawers ] 1755
[ the trunk of the body, or cavity from the shoulders to the belly ] 1755
[ a box of wood or other material, in which goods are kept or transported ] 1755

chestnut

(noun)

[ a sort of fruit ] 1755
[ a flowering tree, the outer fruit is very rough, brown in color ] 1755
[ the fruit, seed or nut of a tree ] 1755
[ thetreewhich produces the chestnut ] 1755
[ a kind of fruit, a nut, useful for food ] 1755

chests

(plural noun)

[ boxes ] 1755
[ coffers ] 1755
[ trunks ] 1755

cheweth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ grinding food between the teeth ] 1755
[ grinding with the teeth ] 1755
[ softening or reduce to pulp by crushing or grinding ] 1755
[ tasting without swallowing ] 1755
[ champing upon ] 1755
[ thinking deeply about something ] 1755
[ meditating in the thoughts ] 1755
[ biting and grinding with the teeth ] 1755
[ crunching, as food, to prepare it for digestion ] 1755
[ thinking in the thoughts ] 1755
[ meditating ] 1755
[ biting, holding or rolling about in the mouth ] 1755
[ tasting, without swallowing ] 1755

chide

(verb transitive)

[ to quarrel ] 1755
[ to contend ] 1755
[ to strive or argue ] 1755
[ to rebuke ] 1755
[ to taunt at ] 1755
[ to brawl or wrangle ] 1755
[ to reprove ] 1755
[ to check ] 1755
[ to correct with words ] 1755
[ to drive away with reproof ] 1755
[ to blame ] 1755
[ to reproach ] 1755
[ to clamor ] 1755
[ to scold ] 1755
[ to quarrel with ] 1755
[ to make a noise ] 1755
[ to find fault with, rebuke sharply ] 1755
[ to scold at ] 1755
[ to utter words in anger, or by way of disapprobation ] 1755
[ to contend in words of anger ] 1755
[ to make a rough, clamorous, roaring noise ] 1755

(noun)

[ murmur ] 1755
[ gentle noise ] 1755

chiding

(participle present tense)

[ rebuking ] 1755
[ taunting at ] 1755
[ brawling ] 1755
[ wrangling ] 1755
[ reproving ] 1755
[ checking ] 1755
[ correcting with words ] 1755
[ driving away with reproof ] 1755
[ blaming ] 1755
[ reproaching ] 1755
[ clamoring ] 1755
[ scolding ] 1755
[ quarreling with ] 1755
[ making a noise ] 1755
[ uttering words in anger, or by way of strong disapproval ] 1755
[ finding fault ] 1755
[ contending in words of anger ] 1755
[ quarreling ] 1755
[ making a rough roaring noise ] 1755
[ murmuring ] 1755
[ finding fault with ] 1755
[ rebuking sharply ] 1755

chief

(adjective)

[ first ] 1755
[ principal ] 1755
[ leader ] 1755
[ highest in office or rank ] 1755
[ principal or most renowned, in any quality or action ] 1755
[ most distinguished ] 1755
[ having most influence ] 1755
[ commanding most respect ] 1755
[ taking the lead ] 1755
[ most valuable ] 1755
[ most important ] 1755
[ first in affection ] 1755
[ most dear and familiar ] 1755
[ greatest and most esteemed ] 1755
[ most forward and active ] 1755
[ most noted and wonderful ] 1755

(noun)

[ a commander ] 1755
[ the person who heads an army ] 1755
[ the principal person of a tribe, family or congregation ] 1755
[ the head or upper part ] 1755
[ a mark of distinction ] 1755
[ the principal part ] 1755
[ the most or largest part, of one thing or of many ] 1755
[ the principal person of a family, congregation, or tribe ] 1755
[ the best or most valuable ] 1755
[ the highest,most honorable ] 1755