Chanc
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chanc — chanc; chanc·i·ly; chanc·i·ness; chanc·ey; … English syllables
chanc|y — «CHAN see, CHAHN », adjective, chanc|i|er, chanc|i|est. subject to chance; uncertain; risky: »Acting, which has always been a chancy profession, is more precarious than ever in Hollywood (New York Times) … Useful english dictionary
chanc|ey — «CHAN see, CHAHN », adjective, chanc|i|er, chanc|i|est. = chancy. (Cf. ↑chancy) … Useful english dictionary
chanc — (chancellor) prime minister of certain European countries; secretary to a king or other important official; administrative officer of a university (USA); title of certain judges; priest in charge of a chancery (Catholicism) … English contemporary dictionary
Chanc — abbrev. 1. Chancellor 2. Chancery … English World dictionary
chanc|er — «CHAN suhr, CHAHN », noun. British Slang. 1. a clumsy, incompetent person. 2. a person who takes any kind of risk, as by speculating, gambling, or lying. ╂[< chance + er1] … Useful english dictionary
chanc´i|ness — chanc|y «CHAN see, CHAHN », adjective, chanc|i|er, chanc|i|est. subject to chance; uncertain; risky: »Acting, which has always been a chancy profession, is more precarious than ever in Hollywood (New York Times) … Useful english dictionary
chanc. — 1. chancellor. 2. chancery. * * * … Universalium
chanc — abbreviation chancellor; chancery … Useful english dictionary
chanc. — 1. chancellor. 2. chancery. * * * abbrev 1. Chancellor 2. Chancery … Useful english dictionary
