char

char: I. noun also charr (plural char or chars; also charr or charrs) Etymology: origin unknown Date: 1662 any of a genus (Salvelinus) of small-scaled trouts with light-colored spots II. verb (charred; charring) Etymology: charcoal Date: 1679 transitive verb 1. to convert to charcoal or carbon usually by heat ; burn 2. to burn slightly or partly ; scorch <
the fire charred the beams
> intransitive verb to become charred III. noun Date: 1879 a charred substance ; charcoal; specifically a combustible residue remaining after the destructive distillation of coal IV. intransitive verb (charred; charring) Etymology: charwoman Date: 1732 to work as a cleaning woman V. noun Etymology: by shortening Date: 1906 British charwoman

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char — char … Dictionnaire des rimes
Char B1 — Type Heavy tank Place of origin France Service history … Wikipedia
Char G1 — Renault Char G1R mock up in its second phase, as a 30 tonne tank Type Tank Place of origin … Wikipedia
Char D2 — Type Medium tank Place of origin … Wikipedia
Char D1 — Type Tank Place of origin … Wikipedia
Char IS-3 — Char lourd IS 3 Char lourd IS 3 Un … Wikipédia en Français
Char JS-3 — Char lourd IS 3 Char lourd IS 3 Un … Wikipédia en Français
char — (char ; dans char à bancs l s ni le c ne se lient jamais : un char à ban élégant ; au pluriel l s ne se lie pas : des chars à bancs, dites : des char àban) s. m. 1° Sorte de voiture dont les anciens se servaient dans les jeux, les triomphes,… … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
Char B1 — bis en Stonne (Ardennes) Tipo tanque pesado País de origen … Wikipedia Español
Char FT-17 — Char Renault FT 17 FT 17 canon … Wikipédia en Français
Char M1 — Abrams Pour les articles homonymes, voir M1 et Abrams. Char M1 Abrams … Wikipédia en Français

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