CHOR"TLING

Meaning of CHOR"TLING in English

(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Chortle

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CHOR- — combining form or choro- Etymology: Latin, from Greek chōr-, chōro-, from chōros place, clear space; akin to Greek chēros left, …
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RED CHOR-CHOR — - pinky chor-chor
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PINKY CHOR-CHOR — - red chor-chor розовый пагель (Pagellus natalensis)
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CHOR-CHOR — ихт. пагель (Pagellus) - pinky chor-chor - red chor-chor
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RED CHOR-CHOR — = pinky chor-chor
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PINKY CHOR-CHOR — = red chor-chor розовый пагель ( Pagellus natalensis )
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CHOR-CHOR — ихт. пагель ( Pagellus ) - pinky chor-chor - red chor-chor
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CHOR BISHOP — ˈkȯ(ə)r- noun Etymology: part translation of Late Latin chorepiscopus — more at chorepiscopus : chorepiscopus
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KINETOCHORE — I. kə̇ˈnē]d.]əˌkō(ə)r, kīˈ-, -ne], ]t], ]ōˌ-, -kȯ(ə)r noun ( -s ) Etymology: kinet- + Greek chōros place — more at …
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-INE — I. ˌīn, _ən, (ˌ)in, ˌēn adjective suffix Etymology: Middle English -ine, -in, from Middle French -in & Latin -inus (with …
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PARACHOR — ˈparəˌkȯ(ə)r noun ( -s ) Etymology: para- (I) + Greek chōros space; from its indicating volume — more at chor- …
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ISOCHOR — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌkȯ(ə)r noun also iso·chore -ˌkō(ə)r ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary is- + -chor (from Greek chōros place, clear …
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COLLOCHORE — ˈkäləˌkō(ə)r noun ( -s ) Etymology: coll- + Greek chōros place — more at chor- : a specialized segment of …
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CHOROLOGY — kəˈräləjē noun ( -es ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary chor- + -logy; originally formed as German chorologie : biogeography especially …
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CHOROGRAPHY — kəˈrägrəfē noun ( -es ) Etymology: Latin chorographia, from Greek chōrographia, from chōr- chor- + -graphia -graphy 1. : the …
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CHORO- — — see chor-
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CHORINE — ˈkōrˌēn, ˈkȯˌrēn noun ( -s ) Etymology: chor us + -ine : chorus girl
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CHOREPISCOPUS — ˌkȯrə̇ˈpiskəpəs noun ( plural chorepisco·pi -ˌpī, -pē ; or chorepiscopuses ) Etymology: Late Latin, from Late Greek chōrepiskopos, from Greek …
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TLINKIT — /tling"kit/ , n. , pl. Tlinkits , ( esp. collectively ) Tlinkit . Tlingit.
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TLINGIT — /tling"git/ , n. , pl. Tlingits , ( esp. collectively ) Tlingit . 1. a member of any of a …
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ISOCHOR — — isochoric /uy'seuh kawr"ik, -kor"-/ , adj. /uy"seuh kawr'/ , n. Physics. for a given substance, a curve graphing temperature …
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ENCHORIAL — /en kawr"ee euhl, -kohr"-/ , adj. (esp. of demotic writing) belonging to or used in a particular country. Also, enchoric …
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CORE — core 1 — coreless , adj. /kawr, kohr/ , n. , v. , cored, coring . n. 1. the central …
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CHORINE — /kawr"in, kohr"een/ , n. a chorus girl. [ 1920-25, Amer.; CHOR(US) + -INE 2 ]
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CHORIC — /kawr"ik, kohr"-/ , adj. of, pertaining to, or written for a chorus. [ 1810-20; choricus chorikós, equiv. to chor ( …
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CHORIAMBUS — /kawr'ee am"beuhs, kohr'-/ , n. , pl. choriambi /-buy/ , choriambuses . choriamb. [ 1840-50; choríambos, equiv. to chor ( …
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CHOREA — — choreal, choreic, choreatic /kawr'ee at"ik, kohr'-/ , adj. — choreoid /kawr"ee oyd', kohr"-/ , adj. /keuh ree"euh, kaw-, koh-/ …
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CHORAL — — chorally , adv. adj. /kawr"euhl, kohr"-/ ; n. /keuh ral", kaw-, koh-, kawr"euhl, kohr"-/ , adj. 1. of a …
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WRESTLING — [wres.tling] n (bef. 12c): a sport or contest in which two unarmed individuals struggle hand to hand with each attempting …
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WRESTLE — [wres.tle] vb wres.tled ; wres.tling [ME wrastlen, wrestlen, fr. OE wraestlian, freq. of wraestan] vi (bef. 12c) 1: to contend …
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WINTLE — [win.tle] vi win.tled ; win.tling [perh. fr. Flem windtelen to reel] (1786) 1 Scot: stagger, reel 2. Scot: wriggle
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WHITTLING — [whit.tling] n (1854) 1: the act or art of whittling 2: a piece cut away in whittling
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WHITTLE — [whit.tle] n [ME whittel, alter. of thwitel, fr. thwiten to whittle, fr. OE thwitan; akin to ON thveita to hew] …
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WHISTLE — [whis.tle] n, often attrib [ME, fr. OE hwistle; akin to ON hvisla to whisper] (bef. 12c) 1 a: a small …
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WATTLE — [wat.tle] n [ME wattel, fr. OE watel; akin to OHG wadal bandage] (bef. 12c) 1 a: a fabrication of poles …
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UNSETTLING — [un.set.tling] adj (1665): having the effect of upsetting, disturbing, or discomposing "~ images of the war" -- un.set.tling.ly adv
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TURTLING — [tur.tling] n (1726): the action or process of catching turtles
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TOOTLE — [too.tle] vb too.tled ; too.tling [freq. of [1]toot] vi (1820) 1: to toot gently, repeatedly, or continuously 2: to drive …
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TITLE — [ti.tle] n [ME, fr. MF, fr. L titulus inscription, title] (14c) 1 a obs: inscription b: written material introduced into …
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THROTTLE — [throt.tle] vb throt.tled ; throt.tling [ME throtlen, fr. throte throat] vt (15c) 1 a (1): to compress the throat of: …
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TATTLE — [tat.tle] n (ca. 1529) 1: idle talk: chatter 2: gossip [2]tattle vb tat.tled ; tat.tling [MD tatelen; akin to ME …
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STARTLING — [star.tling] adj (1714): causing momentary fright, surprise, or astonishment -- star.tling.ly adv
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STARTLE — [star.tle] vb star.tled ; star.tling [ME stertlen, freq. of sterten to start] vi (1530): to move or jump suddenly (as …
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SHUTTLE — [shut.tle] n [ME shittle, prob. fr. OE scytel bar, bolt; akin to ON skutill bolt, OE sceotan to shoot--more at …
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SETTLING — [set.tling] n (1594): sediment, dregs--usu. used in pl.
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SETTLE — [set.tle] vb set.tled ; set.tling [ME, to seat, bring to rest, come to rest, fr. OE setlan, fr. setl seat] …
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SCUTTLE — [scut.tle] n [ME scutel, fr. L scutella drinking bowl, tray, dim. of scutra platter] (15c) 1: a shallow open basket …
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RUSTLE — [rus.tle] vb rus.tled ; rus.tling [ME rustelen] vi (14c) 1: to make or cause a rustle 2. a: to act …
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RATTLING — [rat.tling] adj (1560) 1: lively, brisk "moved at a ~ pace" 2: extraordinarily good: splendid -- rat.tling.ly adv [2]rattling adv …
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RATTLE — [rat.tle] vb rat.tled ; rat.tling [ME ratelen; akin to MD ratel rattle] vi (14c) 1: to make a rapid succession …
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PRATTLE — [prat.tle] vb prat.tled ; prat.tling [LG pratelen; akin to MD praten to prate] vi (1532) 1: prate 2: to utter …
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PESTLE — [pes.tle] n [ME pestel, fr. MF, fr. L pistillum, fr. pinsere to pound, crush; akin to Gk ptissein to crush, …
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NETTLE — [net.tle] n [ME, fr. OE netel; akin to OHG nazza nettle, Gk adike] (bef. 12c) 1: any of a genus …
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CHORTLE — [chor.tle] vb chor.tled ; chor.tling [prob. blend of chuckle and snort] vi (1872) 1: to sing or chant exultantly "he …
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CHORDAMESODERM — [chor.da.meso.derm] n [NL chorda cord + E mesoderm] (1939): the portion of the embryonic mesoderm that forms notochord and related …
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BUSTLE — [bus.tle] vi bus.tled ; bus.tling [prob. alter. of obs. buskle to prepare, freq. of busk, fr. ON buask to prepare …
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BEETLE — [bee.tle] n [ME betylle, fr. OE bitula; akin to bitan to bite] (bef. 12c) 1: any of an order (Coleoptera) …
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BATTLE — [bat.tle] n, often attrib [ME batel, fr. OF bataille battle, fortifying tower, battalion, fr. LL battalia combat, alter. of battualia …
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ANCHOR — [an.chor] n, often attrib [ME ancre, fr. OE ancor, fr. L anchora, fr. Gk ankyra; akin to OE anga hook--more …
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РОЗОВЫЙ ПАГЕЛЬ — (Pagellus natalensis) pinky chor-chor, red chor-chor
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ПАГЕЛЬ — ихт. (Pagellus) chor-chor
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