char |
whar |
As a noun char
is a time; a turn or occasion.
As a verb char
is to turn, especially away or aside.
As a proper noun Char
is a nickname for Charlotte.
As an adverb whar is
form of where|lang=en.
chear |
char |
In obsolete terms the difference between chear and char
is that
chear is cheer while
char is to perform; to do; to finish.
As a verb char is
to turn, especially away or aside.
As a proper noun Char is
a nickname for Charlotte.
char |
thar |
As proper nouns the difference between char and thar
is that
char is a nickname for charlotte while
thar is a desert in india and pakistan.
char |
chaur |
As nouns the difference between char and chaur
is that
char is a time; a turn or occasion while
chaur is a kind of ceremonious fan used by Sikhs, made from yak hair, which is waved over the Guru Granth Sahib.
As a verb char
is to turn, especially away or aside.
As a proper noun Char
is a nickname for Charlotte.
chark |
char |
As a noun chark
is charcoal; coke.
As a verb chark
is to reduce by strong heat, as to produce charcoal or coke; to calcine.
As a proper noun char is
a nickname for charlotte.
chai |
char |
As nouns the difference between chai and char
is that
chai is a beverage made with black teas, steamed milk and sweet spices based loosely on Indian recipes while
char is a time; a turn or occasion.
As a verb char is
to turn, especially away or aside.
As a proper noun Char is
a nickname for Charlotte.
har |
char |
As proper nouns the difference between har and char
is that
har is name of a while
char is a nickname for charlotte.
achar |
char |
As a noun achar
is a spicy and salty pickle of indian cuisine.
As a proper noun char is
a nickname for charlotte.
ignore |
char |
As a verb ignore
is .
As a proper noun char is
a nickname for charlotte.
chary |
char |
As an adjective chary
is (obsolete) sad; sorrowful; grievous.
As a proper noun char is
a nickname for charlotte.
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