chested

As a proper noun Charis

is another name for Aglaea, one of the Charites.

As an adjective chested is

having a chest (with a specified quality).

As a noun chesed

is the jewish attribute of grace, kindness or love; one of the sephiroth.

As an adjective chested is

(usually|in combination) having a chest (with a specified quality).

As a verb chasted

is past tense of chast.

As an adjective chested is

having a chest (with a specified quality).

As adjectives the difference between chested and crested

is that chested is (usually|in combination) having a chest (with a specified quality) while crested is having a crest, or ornamental tuft (on an animal) or plume (on a helmet).

As a verb crested is

(crest).

As adjectives the difference between cheated and chested

is that cheated is as if having been deceived while chested is (usually|in combination) having a chest (with a specified quality).

As a verb cheated

is (cheat).