| CHARR | • charr n. Alternative spelling of char (fish). • CHARR n. a small fish of the salmon family. |
| CHARREADA | • charreada n. A Mexican rodeo based on the traditional working practices of charros. • CHARREADA n. (Spanish) a Mexican entertainment involving competitive riding and herding events. |
| CHARREADAS | • charreadas n. Plural of charreada. • CHARREADA n. (Spanish) a Mexican entertainment involving competitive riding and herding events. |
| CHARRED | • charred v. Simple past tense and past participle of char. • charred adj. Burnt, carbonized. • CHAR v. to burn slightly, scorch. |
| CHARRIER | • charrier adj. Comparative form of charry: more charry. • Charrier prop.n. A surname from French. • CHARRY adj. resembling charcoal. |
| CHARRIEST | • charriest adj. Superlative form of charry: most charry. • CHARRY adj. resembling charcoal. |
| CHARRING | • charring v. Present participle of char. • charring n. The incomplete combustion of organic material. • CHAR v. to burn slightly, scorch. |
| CHARRO | • charro n. A type of Mexican horseman. • charro n. (Usually in the plural) Short for charro bean. • CHARRO n. (Spanish) a Mexican cowboy, esp. one elaborately dressed. |
| CHARROS | • charros n. Plural of charro. • CHARRO n. (Spanish) a Mexican cowboy, esp. one elaborately dressed. |
| CHARRS | • charrs n. Plural of charr. • CHARR n. a small fish of the salmon family. |
| CHARRY | • charry adj. (Wine) Having a flavour of charred wood. • charry adj. Relating to charcoal, or partaking of its qualities. • CHARRY adj. resembling charcoal. |
| UNCHARRED | • uncharred adj. Not charred. • UNCHARRED adj. not charred. |