chamomile |
an aromatic Old World herb bearing white composite flowers and feathery leaves or any of several other plants resembling it, used esp. in making medicinal teas. |
champ1 |
to bite down on impatiently; grind against with the teeth. [4 definitions] |
champ2 |
(informal) a champion. |
champagne |
a sparkling white wine produced in the Champagne region of France. [2 definitions] |
champaign |
level, open land; a plain. [2 definitions] |
champ at the bit |
to show impatience. |
champignon |
any of various edible mushrooms. |
champion |
one that has taken first place in a competition; winner. [5 definitions] |
championship |
(sometimes pl.) one or more competitions held to determine the champion. [3 definitions] |
chance |
the quality of happening unexpectedly and randomly, without intention or design. [7 definitions] |
chance it |
(informal) to take the risk of some bad thing happening. |
chancel |
the area near a church's altar where the clergy and choir are seated. |
chancellery |
the office or position of chancellor. [3 definitions] |
chancellor |
the head of state in Austria or the Federal Republic of Germany. [4 definitions] |
chance-medley |
a sudden violent quarrel resulting in spontaneous homicide. |
chancery |
in law, a court having jurisdiction over matters not covered by common law; court of equity. [4 definitions] |
chancla |
(Spanish) a type of sandal; flip-flop. |
chancre |
a hard ulcer or sore, esp. the first obvious lesion of syphilis. |
chancroid |
an infectious, nonsyphilitic bacterial ulcer, usu. on or near the genitals; soft chancre. |
chancy |
uncertain in outcome; risky. |
chandelier |
a light fixture, often decorative, suspended from a ceiling and bearing multiple lights. |