chase, v. [track], [hunt], pursue; [scatter], [expel], [drive], [disperse], dispel.
chase n. [hunting], field-sport, [hunt], [venery], chevy; pursuit.
chasm, n. abyss, [gap].
chaste, a. [virtuous], continent, undefiled, [pure], inviolated, [modest], [innocent]; classic, [refined], [pure], [correct]. Antonyms: See unchaste.
chasten, v. [discipline], [correct], [punish]; [refine], [purify], [subdue].
chastise, v. [castigate], [chasten], [punish], [whip].
chastisement, n. [castigation], chastening, [punishment], [whipping].
chastity, n. [purity], [virtue], continence.
chat, n. confabulation, [talk], [conversation], causerie, confab (Colloq.).
cheap, a. inexpensive, low-priced; [inferior], [mean], [mediocre], of small [value].