| chukker |
in polo, a period of play lasting seven and one-half minutes. |
| chum1 |
(informal) a close or intimate friend; pal. [2 definitions] |
| chum2 |
chopped or ground bait dumped or scattered into water to attract fish. [3 definitions] |
| chummy |
(informal) in a close, friendly relationship, or acting as if one were or wished to be in such a relationship. |
| chump1 |
(informal) a fool; dolt. [3 definitions] |
| chump2 |
to chew; munch; chomp. |
| chunk |
a thick lump or piece of any material. [2 definitions] |
| chunky |
of thick or sturdy build; stocky. [2 definitions] |
| church |
a building for public Christian worship. [6 definitions] |
| Church Fathers |
the ecclesiastical authorities of the early Christian church, whose writings had an authoritative influence on the formation of Christian doctrine. |
| churchgoer |
one who attends church, esp. on a regular basis. |
| churchless |
combined form of church. |
| churchly |
of, concerning, or suited to a church. |
| churchman |
a male member of the clergy; priest. [2 definitions] |
| Church of Christ, Scientist |
the official name of the church of Christian Science. |
| Church of England |
the national church of England, which is Catholic in form but incorporates some Protestant beliefs and is independent of the papacy. |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints |
the official name of the Mormon Church. |
| churchwarden |
in the Anglican Church, a lay officer who manages the secular or legal affairs of the church. [3 definitions] |
| churchwoman |
a female member of the clergy. [2 definitions] |
| churchyard |
the grounds surrounding a church, often used as a cemetery. |
| churl |
a rude or vulgar person. [3 definitions] |