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Definition of chant
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Chant (v. t.)
Twang;
manner
of
speaking;
a
canting
tone.
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Disenchanting
::
Disenchanting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Disenchan.
Importer
::
Importer
(n.) One who
imports;
the
merchant
who
brings
goods into a
country
or
state;
--
opposed
to
exporter.
Burse
::
Burse (n.) An
exchange,
for
merchants
and
bankers,
in the
cities
of
continental
Europe.
Same as
Bourse..
Assets
::
Assets
(n. pl.) The
entire
property
of all
sorts,
belonging
to a
person,
a
corporation,
or an
estate;
as, the
assets
of a
merchant
or a
trading
association;
--
opposed
to
liabilities..
Invoice
::
Invoice
(n.) The lot or set of goods as
shipped
or
received;
as, the
merchant
receives
a large
invoice
of
goods..
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..
Trenchand
::
Trenchand
(a.)
Trenchant.
Chanting
::
Chanting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Chan.
Disencharm
::
Disencharm
(v. t.) To free from the
influence
of a charm or
spell;
to
disenchant.
Bourse
::
Bourse
(n.) An
exchange,
or place where
merchants,
bankers,
etc., meet for
business
at
certain
hours;
esp., the Stock
Exchange
of
Paris..
Chanter
::
Chanter
(n.) The flute or
finger
pipe in a
bagpipe.
See
Bagpipe.
Tidewaiter
::
Tidewaiter
(n.) A
customhouse
officer
who
watches
the
landing
of goods from
merchant
vessels,
in order to
secure
payment
of
duties..
Insolvency
::
Insolvency
(n.) The
condition
of being
insolvent;
the state or
condition
of a
person
who is
insolvent;
the
condition
of one who is
unable
to pay his debts as they fall due, or in the usual
course
of trade and
business;
as, a
merchant's
insolvency..
Chantry
::
Chantry
(n.) An
endowment
or
foundation
for the
chanting
of
masses
and
offering
of
prayers,
commonly
for the
founder..
Carry
::
Carry (v. t.) To bear the
charges
or
burden
of
holding
or
having,
as
stocks,
merchandise,
etc., from one time to
another;
as, a
merchant
is
carrying
a large
stock;
a farm
carries
a
mortgage;
a
broker
carries
stock for a
customer;
to carry a life
insurance..
Chant
::
Chant (v. i.) To sing, as in
reciting
a
chant..
Copeman
::
Copeman
(v. i.) A
chapman;
a
dealer;
a
merchant.
Charmer
::
Charmer
(n.) One who
charms,
or has power to
charm;
one who uses the power of
enchantment;
a
magician..
Change
::
Change
(v. t.) A place where
merchants
and
others
meet to
transact
business;
a
building
appropriated
for
mercantile
transactions.
Merchantly
::
Merchantly
(a.)
Merchantlike;
suitable
to the
character
or
business
of a
merchant.
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