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Definition of chant
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of chant is as below...
Chant (v. t.) To utter with a
melodious
voice;
to sing.
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Merchandise
::
Merchandise
(n.) The
objects
of
commerce;
whatever
is
usually
bought
or sold in
trade,
or
market,
or by
merchants;
wares;
goods;
commodities..
Sorcery
::
Sorcery
(n.)
Divination
by the
assistance,
or
supposed
assistance,
of evil
spirits,
or the power of
commanding
evil
spirits;
magic;
necromancy;
witchcraft;
enchantment..
Chant
::
Chant (v. t.) A short and
simple
melody,
divided
into two parts by
double
bars, to which
unmetrical
psalms,
etc., are sung or
recited.
It is the most
ancient
form of
choral
music..
Enchantment
::
Enchantment
(n.) The act of
enchanting;
the
production
of
certain
wonderful
effects
by the aid of
demons,
or the
agency
of
supposed
spirits;
the use of magic arts,
spells,
or
charms;
incantation..
Trochantine
::
Trochantine
(n.) The
second
joint of the leg of an
insect,
-- often
united
with the
coxa..
Chant
::
Chant (v. t.) To
celebrate
in song.
Lecturn
::
Lecturn
(n.) A choir desk, or
reading
desk, in some
churches,
from which the
lections,
or
Scripture
lessons,
are
chanted
or read;
hence,
a
reading
desk.
[Written
also
lectern
and
lettern.].
Invoice
::
Invoice
(n.) The lot or set of goods as
shipped
or
received;
as, the
merchant
receives
a large
invoice
of
goods..
Strong
::
Strong
(superl.)
Having
great
wealth,
means,
or
resources;
as, a
strong
house,
or
company
of
merchants..
Circean
::
Circean
(a.)
Having
the
characteristics
of
Circe,
daughter
of Sol and
Perseis,
a
mythological
enchantress,
who first
charmed
her
victims
and then
changed
them to the forms of
beasts;
pleasing,
but
noxious;
as, a
Circean
draught..
Disenchanter
::
Disenchanter
(n.) One who, or that
which,
disenchants..
Disenchanted
::
Disenchanted
(imp. & p. p.) of
Disenchan.
Enchant
::
Enchant
(v. t.) To charm by
sorcery;
to act on by
enchantment;
to get
control
of by
magical
words and
rites.
Solvability
::
Solvability
(n.) The
condition
of being
solvent;
ability
to pay all just
debts;
solvency;
as, the
solvability
of a
merchant..
Plimsoll''s Mark
::
Plimsoll's
mark () A mark
conspicuously
painted
on the port side of all
British
sea-going
merchant
vessels,
to
indicate
the limit of
submergence
allowed
by law; -- so
called
from
Samuel
Plimsoll,
by whose
efforts
the act of
Parliament
to
prevent
overloading
was
procured..
"""haemony "
::
Haemony
(n.) A plant
described
by
Milton
as of
sovereign
use
against
all
enchantments..
Trochanter
::
Trochanter
(n.) The third joint of the leg of an
insect,
or the
second
when the
trochantine
is
united
with the
coxa..
Intrenchant
::
Intrenchant
(a.) Not to be
gashed
or
marked
with
furrows.
Unsalable
::
Unsalable
(a.) Not
salable;
unmerchantable.
Chantry
::
Chantry
(n.) A
chapel
or altar so
endowed.
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