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Definition of chess
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 chess is as below...
Chess (n.) A
species
of brome grass
(Bromus
secalinus)
which is a
troublesome
weed in wheat
fields,
and is often
erroneously
regarded
as
degenerate
or
changed
wheat;
it bears a very
slight
resemblance
to oats, and if
reaped
and
ground
up with
wheat,
so as to be used for food, is said to
produce
narcotic
effects;
--
called
also cheat and
Willard's
bromus..
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Checkmate
::
Checkmate
(n.) The
position
in the game of chess when a king is in check and
cannot
be
released,
-- which ends the
game..
Chessy Copper
::
Chessy
copper
() The
mineral
azurite,
found in fine
crystallization
at
Chessy,
near
Lyons;
called
also
chessylite..
Archduchy
::
Archduchy
(n.) The
territory
of an
archduke
or
archduchess.
Castle
::
Castle
(n.) A
piece,
made to
represent
a
castle,
used in the game of
chess;
a
rook..
Brome Grass
::
Brome grass () A genus
(Bromus)
of
grasses,
one
species
of which is the chess or
cheat..
Chessboard
::
Chessboard
(n.) The board used in the game of
chess,
having
eight rows of
alternate
light and dark
squares,
eight in each row. See
Checkerboard..
Bishop
::
Bishop
(n.) A piece used in the game of
chess,
bearing
a
representation
of a
bishop's
miter;
--
formerly
called
archer..
Tree
::
Tree (n.) A piece of
timber,
or
something
commonly
made of
timber;
-- used in
composition,
as in
axletree,
boottree,
chesstree,
crosstree,
whiffletree,
and the
like..
Tournament
::
Tournament
(n.) Any
contest
of skill in which there are many
contestents
for
championship;
as, a chess
tournament..
Monarchess
::
Monarchess
(n.) A
female
monarch.
Queen
::
Queen (n.) The most
powerful,
and
except
the king the most
important,
piece in a set of
chessmen..
House
::
House (n.) A
square
on a
chessboard,
regarded
as the
proper
place of a
piece..
Man
::
Man (n.) One of the piece with which
certain
games,
as chess or
draughts,
are
played..
Chessel
::
Chessel
(n.) The
wooden
mold in which
cheese
is
pressed.
Chess
::
Chess (n.) A game
played
on a
chessboard,
by two
persons,
with two
differently
colored
sets of men,
sixteen
in each set. Each
player
has a king, a
queen,
two
bishops,
two
knights,
two
castles
or
rooks,
and eight
pawns..
Cheat
::
Cheat (n.) A
troublesome
grass,
growing
as a weed in grain
fields;
--
called
also
chess.
See
Chess..
Knight
::
Knight
(n.) A piece used in the game of
chess,
usually
bearing
a
horse's
head..
Chess
::
Chess (n.) A
species
of brome grass
(Bromus
secalinus)
which is a
troublesome
weed in wheat
fields,
and is often
erroneously
regarded
as
degenerate
or
changed
wheat;
it bears a very
slight
resemblance
to oats, and if
reaped
and
ground
up with
wheat,
so as to be used for food, is said to
produce
narcotic
effects;
--
called
also cheat and
Willard's
bromus..
Expert
::
Expert
(a.)
Taught
by use,
practice,
or
experience,
experienced;
having
facility
of
operation
or
performance
from
practice;
knowing
and ready from much
practice;
clever;
skillful;
as, an
expert
surgeon;
expert
in chess or
archery..
Tribe
::
Tribe (n.) A
family
of
animals
descended
from some
particular
female
progenitor,
through
the
female
line; as, the
Duchess
tribe of
shorthorns..
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