| CHASEABLE | • chaseable adj. Alternative form of chasable. • CHASEABLE adj. that can be chased. |
| CHASEPORT | • chaseport n. Alternative form of chase port. • chase␣port n. (Nautical) A hole cut in the bow of a ship through which a chase gun could fire directly ahead. • CHASEPORT n. the porthole at the bow or stern of a naval ship. |
| CHASMIEST | • CHASMY adj. full of chasms. |
| CHASSEING | • chasseing v. Present participle of chasse. • chasséing v. Present participle of chassé. • CHASSE v. (French) to perform a dance movement. |
| CHASSEPOT | • chassepot n. (Military) A kind of breechloading, centre-fire rifle. • CHASSEPOT n. (French) a kind of breech-loading, center-fire rifle, or improved needle gun. |
| CHASSEURS | • chasseurs n. Plural of chasseur. • CHASSEUR n. (French) a cavalry soldier. |
| CHASTENED | • chastened adj. Made chaste; purified; modest. • chastened adj. Made moderate; restrained. • chastened adj. Chastised. |
| CHASTENER | • chastener n. One who chastens. • CHASTENER n. one who chastens. |
| CHASTISED | • chastised v. Simple past tense and past participle of chastise. • CHASTISE v. to discipline by punishment. |
| CHASTISER | • chastiser n. Someone who chastises. • CHASTISER n. one who chastises. |
| CHASTISES | • chastises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of chastise. • CHASTISE v. to discipline by punishment. |
| CHASUBLES | • chasubles n. Plural of chasuble. • CHASUBLE n. a sleeveless ecclesiastical garment. |