chatter |
to speak rapidly and without important content; jabber. [7 definitions] |
chatterbox |
one who talks excessively. |
chatty |
tending to chat; talkative. [2 definitions] |
chauffeur |
one employed to drive an automobile. [2 definitions] |
Chautauqua |
a lake in southwestern New York, or the village located on this lake. [3 definitions] |
chauvinism |
zealous or excessive patriotism. [2 definitions] |
chauvinist |
one who has a biased belief in the superiority of one's own sex over the other. |
chawbacon |
(slang; often derogatory) an ignorant, uncouth person from a rural area; yokel; bumpkin. |
cheap |
bearing a low price; relatively inexpensive. [8 definitions] |
cheapen |
to cause to become cheap or cheaper. [4 definitions] |
cheap-jack |
one who deals with or sells inferior, shoddy items. [3 definitions] |
cheap shot |
an unnecessarily vicious remark or action against someone who has no ready defense. [2 definitions] |
cheapskate |
(informal) one who is stingy; miser. |
cheat |
to do something dishonest for one's own gain; to practice deceit or fraud. [11 definitions] |
check |
an assessment or search to make sure something is correct or in order. [19 definitions] |
checkable |
combined form of check. |
checkbook |
a booklet of blank forms that can be used to pay out money from a bank account. |
check-box |
a small empty square printed next to an item on a form, test, or list, to be filled in with a check or other mark to indicate choice or completion. [2 definitions] |
check-cashing card |
a card given by a store. It allows a person to write a check to buy something from that store. |
checker1 |
one of the disks used as a game piece in checkers, a game played by two persons, each having twelve disks to be moved over a board divided into sixty-four squares of two alternating colors. [4 definitions] |
checker2 |
one that checks. [3 definitions] |