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Char

States the brook trout Salvelinus fontinalis is sometimes called a char

Car, and Char [fr. Caer, Brit., city], names of places beginning with these

Magna Carta or Mag·na Char·ta [mag-nə-kÄ r-tə] n [Medieval Latin, literally, great charter] : a

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upon whom a criminal defendant relies in establishing an alibi char·ac·ter witness : a witness who testifies as to the character

by the action of fire or some corrosive agent to char

A long light open vehicle with benches or seats running lengthwise

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The char

visitatorial power is exercised by the Board of Education, Tudor's Char. Trusts, 4th Edn. P. 78, note (d). See ENDOWED SCHOOLS.

Hundred-setena, dwellers or inhabitants of a hundred, Char. Edg. Regis Mon. Glaston. An. 12 Reg.; Dugd. Mon., tom.

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