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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.) 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..
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Trenchand
::
Trenchand
(a.)
Trenchant.
Invoice
::
Invoice
(n.) The lot or set of goods as
shipped
or
received;
as, the
merchant
receives
a large
invoice
of
goods..
Chapman
::
Chapman
(n.) One who buys and
sells;
a
merchant;
a buyer or a
seller.
Witchery
::
Witchery
(n.)
Fascination;
irresistible
influence;
enchantment.
Commissionnaire
::
Commissionnaire
(n.) An agent or
factor;
a
commission
merchant.
Caravan
::
Caravan
(n.) A
company
of
travelers,
pilgrims,
or
merchants,
organized
and
equipped
for a long
journey,
or
marching
or
traveling
together,
esp.
through
deserts
and
countries
infested
by
robbers
or
hostile
tribes,
as in Asia or
Africa..
Magic
::
Magic (a.) A
comprehensive
name for all of the
pretended
arts which claim to
produce
effects
by the
assistance
of
supernatural
beings,
or
departed
spirits,
or by a
mastery
of
secret
forces
in
nature
attained
by a study of
occult
science,
including
enchantment,
conjuration,
witchcraft,
sorcery,
necromancy,
incantation,
etc..
Disentrance
::
Disentrance
(v. t.) To
awaken
from a
trance
or an
enchantment.
Chanticleer
::
Chanticleer
(n.) A cock, so
called
from the
clearness
or
loudness
of his voice in
crowing..
Disillusionize
::
Disillusionize
(v. t.) To
disenchant;
to free from
illusion.
Bewitching
::
Bewitching
(a.)
Having
power to
bewitch
or
fascinate;
enchanting;
captivating;
charming.
Burgee
::
Burgee
(n.) A
swallow-tailed
flag; a
distinguishing
pennant,
used by
cutters,
yachts,
and
merchant
vessels..
Tidesman
::
Tidesman
(n.) A
customhouse
officer
who goes on board of a
merchant
ship to
secure
payment
of the
duties;
a
tidewaiter.
Merchantmen
::
Merchantmen
(pl. ) of
Merchantma.
Merchantable
::
Merchantable
(a.) Fit for
market;
such as is
usually
sold in
market,
or such as will bring the
ordinary
price;
as,
merchantable
wheat;
sometimes,
a
technical
designation
for a
particular
kind or
class..
Howadji
::
Howadji
(n.) A
merchant;
-- so
called
in the East
because
merchants
were
formerly
the chief
travelers.
Unsalable
::
Unsalable
(a.) Not
salable;
unmerchantable.
Unbewitch
::
Unbewitch
(v. t.) To free from a
spell;
to
disenchant.
Insure
::
Insure
(v. t.)
Specifically,
to
secure
against
a loss by a
contingent
event,
on
certain
stipulated
conditions,
or at a given rate or
premium;
to give or to take an
insurance
on or for; as, a
merchant
insures
his ship or its
cargo,
or both,
against
the
dangers
of the sea; goods and
buildings
are
insured
against
fire or
water;
persons
are
insured
against
sickness,
accident,
or
death;
and
sometimes
hazardous
debts are
insured..
Introit
::
Introit
(n.) A psalm sung or
chanted
immediately
before
the
collect,
epistle,
and
gospel,
and while the
priest
is
entering
within
the rails of the
altar..
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