chicken-hearted
1> , 

chicken-liver
1> , 
2> ,  

chicken-livered
1> , 

chickenfeed
1> _.    
2> _. , , ;  

chickenpox
1> _.  , 

chickenwort
1> _.     
(Stellaria  .)
2> _.  (Arenaria gen.)
3> _. ,  (Alsina spp.)

chickery
1> ,   

chickie
1> _. !

chicklet, chicklette
1> _. _. , , 

chickling
1>      
2> _.   (Lathyrus sativus)

chickling vetch
1> _.   (Lathyrus sativus)

chickpea
1> _. ,   (Cicer arietinum)

chickweed
1> _.     
(Stellaria  .)
2> _.  (Arenaria gen.)
3> _. ,  (Alsina spp.)

chicle
1> ,  ( )
2> _. - ( ;
chicle gum)

chicly
1> , , 
_Ex:
chicly dressed  

chicory
1> _.  (Chicorium)
_Ex:
chicory salad    
2>  ( )

chid
1> _p.  _p-p.  chide

chidden
1> _p-p.  chide

chide
1> , ; ;  ( -)
_Ex:
to chide a pupil for being lazy   

2> , ,  ( , )

chief
1> , ; ; , ; ,

_Ex:
chief of chemical corps _.  ()
 
_Ex:
fire chief   
_Ex:
chief of the hill _. " " ( )
_Ex:
chief of a library  , 

_Ex:
chief of police  , 
_Ex:
chief of the watch _.  
_Ex:
chief of the court  
_Ex:
C. of Chaplains _.    ;
 
2> _. ,  ( )
3>  (, ); , 
_Ex:
Red Indian chief   
_Ex:
robber chief  
_Ex:
Hail to the C. " " (   
)
4> _.   
5> _. ;   
_Id:
in chief  ; _.  
( )
6> ; ; 
_Ex:
chief editor  
_Ex:
chief engineer  ;  
_Ex:
chief librarian  ,  
_Ex:
chief magistracy      
_Ex:
chief cameraman _.  
_Ex:
C. Command _.  
_Ex:
C. of Naval Staff    ();
  
_Ex:
chief officer _.    
_Ex:
chief surgeon _.   
_Ex:
chief medical officer _.    
_Ex:
chief nurse  
7> ; , 
_Ex:
chief problem  ,  
_Ex:
chief business  
_Ex:
chief opposing force   
_Ex:
chief good _.  
_Ex:
chief happiness _.  
_Ex:
the chief rivers of France   
_Ex:
the chief news is printed on the second page  
    
_Ex:
the chief thing to remember is this   
 
_Ex:
the chief thing to do ,   
_Ex:
my chief concern is...     , ...
_Id:
chief cook and bottle washer _.  ;
  
_Id:
chief mourner      
(.  )

chief cabin
1> _. -

chief constable
1>   (  , )

chief delegate
1>   (  )

Chief Executive
1> _. ;    (
 )
2> _.  
3> _.  
4> _.  , 

chief justice
1>    (  )
2> _. ,    
3> _.    
4> _.   

Chief Magistrate
1> _. ;    (
 )
2> _.  
3> _.   (  )
4> _.  ,  

Chief of Staff
1> _.   (   -  )
_Ex:
Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force    

chief of staff
1>  
2> _. _.  

Chief of State
1>  
_Ex:
in the US the President is both the Chief of State and
the Chief Executive      
,    

chief petty officer
1>   (    )

chief-rent
1> _. ;   

chiefdom
1>   
2>     

chiefery
1> ( )     ()
2> ( )  
3> ( ) ,   ()

chiefly
1>    
_Ex:
chiefly duties  
2>  , ; ,  ;
 ;  
_Ex:
he is valued chiefly for his courage    
 
_Ex:
they eat chiefly fish    

chiefry
1> ( )     ()
2> ( )  
3> ( ) ,   ()

chiefship
1>   ;   ()
2>     

chieftain
1>  ()
2> _.     
3> , 
4>  ()
5>  _. "", ; 
_Ex:
labour chieftain s  

chieftaincy
1> _.    ,  (, )
  ()
_Ex:
during your father's chieftaincy   () 
 
2> , 

chieftainry
1> _.  ()
2> ,  

chieftainship
1> _.    ,  (, )
  ()

chield
1> _. , 

chiffchaff
1> _.  (Phylloscopus gen.)

chiffon
1> _. 
2>  (  ); , 
3>  
_Ex:
fashionable chiffons  
4> 
_Ex:
chiffon blouse  
5> _. , 
_Ex:
chiffon pie    

chiffonier
1> 
2> 
3>  ( )

chifforobe
1> _.     ,  

chignon
1> ;    ;   
()

chigoe
1> _. , ,  (Sarcopsylla penetrans)

chihuahua
1>  (   )

chilblains
1> _. , 

child
1> , , 
_Ex:
male child  ,   
_Ex:
child welfare  
_Ex:
child hygiene _.   
_Ex:
mother and child   
_Ex:
Mother and C.   
_Ex:
to be with child  
_Ex:
four months gone with child    
_Ex:
big with child  
_Ex:
he got her with child    
_Ex:
from a child  
_Ex:
the child unborn . _.  
_Ex:
the slaughter of the children _.  
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
children and adults   
_Ex:
what a sweet child!   !; 
     !
_Ex:
she is an obedient child   
_Ex:
young child  , 
_Ex:
high-school children   
_Ex:
you speak as a child    
_Ex:
children's hospital  
_Ex:
children's service _.   ()
3> _.  ;   
_Ex:
a boy or a child?   ?
4> _. 
5> , , 
_Ex:
children and parents   
_Ex:
an only child  
_Ex:
she is my own child    
_Ex:
I call him my child    
_Ex:
my children! _.  !
_Ex:
child of shame _.  () 
_Ex:
to children's allowance   () 
_Ex:
children's hour ,    ,
" "
6> _.  ( 14 )
7> _.  ( 18   )
8> _.   ( );  
_Ex:
don't be such a child!   !
9> _. , 
_Ex:
child of our grandmother Eve  , 
10> _. , , 
_Ex:
child of the Renaissance   
_Ex:
children of the East  
_Ex:
child of the forest   ()
_Ex:
child of nature  
_Ex:
the children of Israel _.  
_Ex:
the children of light _.  
_Ex:
child of the soil  ; ;  
11> 
_Ex:
fancy's child  ,  
_Ex:
dreams... the children of an idle brain ... 
-
12> _.  ( )
_Id:
children should be seen, and not heard   
  
_Id:
a child may have too much of his mother's blessings 
   
_Id:
this child _. ;   
_Id:
children and chicken must be always picking , 
,   
_Id:
children learn to creep ere they can go    ;
  
_Id:
a burnt child dreads the fire    

child care
1>  
_Ex:
child care institutions    

child guidance
1> _.    ; ,
       
 
_Ex:
child guidance clinic  -
(    )

child labour
1> _.  

child prodigy
1> ;       

child psychology
1>   , .  
( 6 )
2>     ; 


child wife
1> . _. - (  )
2>  

child's play
1>  ,  ,  
_Ex:
it's child's play to me    ,   
  
_Ex:
driving a car is not child's play   


child's primer
1> 
2> _.  ()

child-bearing
1> ; 
_Ex:
child-bearing age  
2> _. ;  

child-crowing
1> _. 

child-minder
1>  
2>   
3>  ( )

child-minding
1>    ( )
2>   ,    

child-rites
1> _.   ()

childbed
1> 
_Ex:
to die in childbed   
2> _.  
_Ex:
childbed fever  ,  

childbirth
1> 
_Ex:
to die in childbirth   

childe
1> _.  ( )
_Ex: . Harold  

childed
1> _.  

Childermas
1> _.    (28 )

Childermas-day
1> _.    (28 )

Childermas-tide
1> _.    (28 )

childhood
1> 
_Ex:
childhood friend  
_Ex:
childhood disease  ,   
_Ex:
childhood reading  ;   
_Ex:
in one's second childhood   
_Ex:
childhood of the world  
_Ex:
the childhood of our joy   

childie
1> _. _. , 

childing
1> _. 
2> _. _. 
3> _. _.      

childish
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
childish argument  
_Ex:
childish idea  
_Ex:
childish behaviour  
_Ex:
childish mind  
_Ex:
childish weakness ,  
_Ex:
don't be childish!  !
_Ex:
to believe this would be childish     
_Ex:
the old man is becoming childish    
2> 
_Ex:
high childish voice   
_Ex:
childish selfishness ,  
_Ex:
to call back childish memories    

childishness
1> ; 
_Ex:
a piece of childishness  , 


childless
1> ,   
_Ex:
a childless couple  

childlike
1>  ; , ; ,
,   
_Ex:
childlike heart   
_Ex:
childlike faith  
_Ex:
he has a childlike love for the circus   
 
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
childlike duty    ;  
   

childly
1> , 
2> , 
3>  . . . -

childproof
1>   
_Ex:
childproof locks ,      
_Ex:
childproof containers ,     

children
1> _pl.  child

childrenese
1> _.     

childship
1> _.    
2> _. , 

chile
1> _.  ,    (Capsicum
baccatum)
2> ,  
_Ex:
chile powder   
3>     
4>          (
)
5>  , ""  
_Ex:
chile sauce  "",   
_Ex:
chile dog    ""
6> _. _. 
_Ex:
chile food  
_Ex:
chile boots   (  )
7>          (
)

chile con carne
1>          (
)

Chile saltpeter
1>    

Chilean
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Chilean s _. 
2>    
3> 

chili
1> _.  ,    (Capsicum
baccatum)
2> ,  
_Ex:
chili powder   
3>     
4>          (
)
5>  , ""  
_Ex:
chili sauce  "",   
_Ex:
chili dog    ""
6> _. _. 
_Ex:
chili food  
_Ex:
chili boots   (  )
7> ,     (  )

chili con carne
1>          (
)

chili-bowl
1> _. _.  " "
2> _. _. , 
3> _. _. 

chili-burger
1> _.  ,    ""

chiliad
1> _. 
2> _. ;  
3> _. _.    

chiliagon
1> _. 

Chilian
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Chilian s _. 
2>    
3> 

chiliarch
1> _-. ,   ()

chiliasm
1> _. 

chiliast
1> _. 

chill
1> ; ,  
_Ex:
to take the chill off  
2> ;  
_Ex:
the chills of night  ,  
_Ex:
there is quite a chill in the air this morning  
 
3> 
_Ex:
to catch a chill 
4> , 
_Ex:
chills and fever _.  , 
_Ex:
I felt a chill      
5>  ( ); ,  (
)
_Ex:
there was a chill in his voice    
6>  ; 
_Ex:
to cast a chill  ; 
_Ex:
to put the chill _. _.  , ;

_Ex:
the bad news cast a chill over the gathering  
    
_Ex:
a chill comes o'er my heart    
7> _.  , 
_Ex:
chill box _. 
_Ex:
chill mould , 
8> () ; 
_Ex:
chill breeze  
_Ex:
my blood ran chill      
9> , , 
_Ex:
chill welcome  
_Ex:
chill courtesy  
10> , ; 
_Ex:
chill penury   
11> 
_Ex:
chill travellers  
12> ; 
_Ex:
to be chilled to the bone   () 
_Ex:
it chills my blood      
_Ex:
to be chilled with terror   
_Ex:
nothing could chill the ardour of his love   
   
13> ,  ( ,  )
_Ex:
to chill wines  
_Ex:
to chill meat  
14> , 
15> ; ;   ;
 
_Ex:
to chill smb.'s hopes  - 
16> _.  
17> _. _. , 
18> _. _.  -   
19> 
20> 

chill factor
1> _.   

chilldown
1> _. 

chilled
1> 
_Ex:
chilled cargo   
_Ex:
chilled meat  
_Ex:
chilled champagne  
2> 
3> 

