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English Conversation Vocabulary for 16th February
English Vocabulary Index
English Conversation Vocabulary for 16th February :
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Chaotic (adj.) : pell mell, confused, disorderly
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Chap (n) : a young fellow, boy or man
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Chapel (n) : a place of worship attached to an institution
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Chaplain (n) : clergyman attached to a public institution or private family
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Chapter (n) : a main division of a book
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Char (v) : petty job
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Character (n) : quality, person in a play or story
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Characteristic (adj.) : peculiar
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Characteristic (n) : distinguishing quality
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Charcoal (n) : wood carbon
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Charge (n) : care or custody, price
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Charge (v) : load, attack, accuse
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Charger (n) : war-horse
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Chariot (n) : car, a stately carriage
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Charitable (adj.) : generous
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Charity (n) : generosity, love, alms
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Charm (n) : spell, attraction
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Charm (v) : enchant, attract
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Charming (adj.) : beautiful
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Chart (n) : a marine map or a map
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Chart (v) : make a chart of
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Charter (n) : a formal writing in evidence of grant, contract
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Charter (v) : hire
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Chary (adj.) : careful, cautions
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Chase (n) : hunt
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Chase (v) : hunt
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Chasm (n) : a deep wide gap
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Chassis (n) : bottom frame for supporting a superstructure
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Chaste (adj.) : virtuous, pure
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Chasten (v) : make chaste
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Chastise (v) : punish beat
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Chastity (n) : virtue, purity
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Chat (n) : familiar idle talk
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Chat (v) : talk idly
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Chauffeur (n) : a motor-driver
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Cheap (adj.) : low in price
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Cheapen (v) : make cheap
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Cheat (v) : deceive
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Cheat (n) : one who cheats
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Check (n) : any thing that stops or restrains, scrutiny
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Check (v) : restrain
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Cheek (n) : the side of the face below the eye on each side
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Cheer (n) : joy
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Cheer (v) : comfort, encourage
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Cheerful (adj.) : happy, gay, pleasing
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Cheese (n) : a wholesome article of food prepared from the curd of milk
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Cheetah (n) : leopard
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Chemist (n) : one skilled in chemistry
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Chemistry (n) : a branch of physical science
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Cheque (n) : written order to a bank or banker to pay money
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Cherish (v) : entertain in the mind, tend lovingly
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