Cham
71cham|pac — or cham|pak «CHAM pak, CHUHM puhk», noun. an East Indian tree of the magnolia family, bearing fragrant yellow flowers. Guaiol is obtained from its wood. ╂[< Hindustani campak < Sanskrit campaka] …
72Cham people — Cham Albanians, living in Balkan Cham (Asia), living in Asia This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended arti …
73Cham (film) — Cham est un film de création documentaire, réalisé par Bruno Deniel Laurent et Guillaume Orignac en mars 2008 au Cambodge. Fiche technique Titre : Cham Réalisation : Bruno Deniel Laurent Guillaume Orignac Écriture : Bruno Deniel… …
74cham´ber|lain|ship — cham|ber|lain «CHAYM buhr lihn», noun. 1. a person who manages the household of a king or great noble; steward. 2. a high official of a royal court in Europe: »Lord Chamberlain of the Household. 3. an official who receives the rents and revenues… …
75cham|ber|lain — «CHAYM buhr lihn», noun. 1. a person who manages the household of a king or great noble; steward. 2. a high official of a royal court in Europe: »Lord Chamberlain of the Household. 3. an official who receives the rents and revenues of a… …
76cham|fer — «CHAM fuhr», noun, verb. –n. a slanting, or sometimes concave, surface made by cutting off an edge or corner equally on both sides, used as decoration on posts or the like, or in making certain types of joints between structural members. –v.t. 1 …
77cham|frain — «CHAM fruhn», noun. = chamfron. (Cf. ↑chamfron) …
78cham|fron — «CHAM fruhn», noun. Archaic. armor for the front of a horse s head. ╂[< Old French chaufrain, or chanfrein < chafrener to bring to a stop, ultimately < Latin caput head + frēnum rein] …
79cham|pa|ca oil — «CHAM puh kuh, CHUHM », the oil obtained from the flowers of the champac tree, used in perfumes …
80cham|pa|col — «CHAM puh kohl, kol», noun. an alcohol obtained from the wood of the champac; guaiol. ╂[< champac + ol1] …
