chartographique, adj., chartographic.
chartographie, n.f., chartography; mapping.
☉charton or charreton, n.m., carter, coachman.
☉chartre, n.f., charter (old document).
☉chartre, n.f., prison; consumption. Tenir quelqu’un en — privée; to detain anyone illegally.
chartreuse, n.f., Carthusian convent; Carthusian nun; isolated country-house; (cook.) mixed vegetables. Liqueur —; (cordial).
chartreux, n.m., Carthusian friar, cat of a bluish gray.
chartrier, n.m., charter-house; charter-room, muniment-room; keeper of charters.
chartron, n.m. Faire or former le —; to stand in a row near the footlights.
charybde, n.m., Charybdis. Tomber de — en Scylla; to fall from the frying-pan into the fire.