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Churches
The origin of the word is treated under the head "Church" (q.v.). The number of churches in London ...

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Chop
·vi To barter or truck. II. Chop ·noun A permit or clearance. III. Chop ·noun A change; a vicissit...

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chop
A blow. Boxing term. ...

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chop
A Chinese word signifying quality; first introduced by mariners in the China trade, but which has no...

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chop
I. , or chapp The entrance of a channel, as the Chops of the English Channel. II. A permit o...

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Churches, Dedications
It is well to bear in mind the following facts with reference to the dedications of churches. Their ...

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Churches, Endowments
In studying old deeds and records it is desirable to note the meaning of the following terms employe...

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Chop sooy
·add. ·- A melange served in Chinese restaurants to be eaten with rice, noodles, ·etc. It consists t...

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Chop suey
·add. ·- ·Alt. of Chop sooy. ...

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Chop-logic
·noun One who bandies words or is very argumentative. ...

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chop-stick
A fork. ...

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to chop and change
To exchange backwards and forwards. To chop, in the canting sense, means making dispatch, or hurryin...

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chop-about, to
Is applied to the wind when it varies and changes suddenly, and at short intervals of time. ...

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