chancelier, n.m., chancellor. Grand —; high chancellor.
chancelière, n.f., chancellor’s wife; foot-muff.
chancellement (-mān), n.m., reeling, tottering, staggering, unsteadiness.
chancellerie (-sèl-rî), n.f., chancellor’s house, office, chancellery. Grande —; office of the great seal. Petite —; office of the privy seal.
chanceu-x, -se, adj., lucky, fortunate; uncertain, doubtful (of things).
chancir, v.n., to grow musty, moldy.
chancissure, n.f., mustiness, moldiness.
chancre, n.m., (agri., bot., vet.) canker; (med.) chancre.
chancreu-x, -se, adj., cancerous, cankered; (med.) chancrous.
chandeleur (shand-lēur), n.f., Candlemas.