English Grammar Vocabulary for 17th FebruaryEnglish Vocabulary Index
English Grammar Vocabulary for 17th February :
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Cherry (n) : a small bright-red, fruit
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Cherub (n) : a beautiful angel
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Chess (n) : a game played by two players with 32 pieces called chessman
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Chest (n) : a large strong box, breast
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Chew (v) : grind with the teeth, masticate
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Chicken (n) : the young of a fowl
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Chicken-hearted (adj.) : cowardly, timid
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Chide (v) : scold
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Chiding (n) : rebuke
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Chief (n) : leader
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Chief (adj.) : principal
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Chieftain (n) : leader
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Child (n) : a very young human being, baby
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Childish (adj.) : like a child, silly
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Chill (adj.) : cold
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Chill (n) : cold
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Chime (n) : the harmonious sound of bells
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Chime (v) : sound in harmony
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Chimney (n) : a passage for the escape of smoke
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Chimney (n) : a wide glass tube round the flame of a lamp
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Chimpanzee (n) : man-like ape
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Chin (n) : part of the face below the mouth
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China (n) : porcelain ware
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Chink (n) : ringing sound as of coins, a narrow opening
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Chip (n) : a small piece of wood or vegetables
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Chirp (v): make a sharp shrill sound
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Chirp (n) : shrill cry of a bird
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Chisel (n) : an iron cutting tool
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Chisel (v) : cut, shape
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Chit (n) : a note
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Chivalrous (adj.) : knightly, warlike, bold
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Chivalry (n) : brave act, quality of defending the weak
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Chlorophyll (n) : the green colour of a leaf
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Chock (v) : huddle
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Chock (n) : a device used to stop motion
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Choice (n) : thing, chosen, selection
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Choice (adj.) : select
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Choir (n) : band of singers
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Choke (v) : suffocate, block, obstruct
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Cholera (n) : an infectious disease followed by vomiting and purging
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Choose (v) : elect, select
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Chop (v) : the string of a musical instrument
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Chorus (n) : a company of singers, the song sung by them
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Choultry (n) : a public rest-house
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Chrism (n) : sacred oil
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Christ (n) : The Anointed
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Christen (v) : name, take into the Christian fold
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Christian (n) : follower of Christ
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Christmas (n) : an annual Christian festival of Christ’s birth
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