chaponner, v.a., to capon.
chaponnière, n.f., stew-pan (for capons).
chaque, adj., each, every. — pays a ses coutumes; every country has its customs. À — jour suffit sa peine; sufficient for the day is the evil thereof.
char, n.m., car, chariot. — funèbre; hearse. — à bancs; wagonette, jaunting car. — de triomphe; triumphal car.
charabia, n.m., gibberish, gabble.
charade, n.f., charade.
charançon, n.m., snout, beetle, weevil.
charançonné, -e, adj., (of corn) weeviled.
charbon, n.m., coal; embers; charcoal; carbuncle; (agri.) black rust; (med.) anthrax. — de bois; charcoal. — de terre; coal. Être sur les —s; to be on thorns. Mine à —; coal-mine.
charbonnage, n.m., (l.u.) coal-mining.