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A lightweight soft clothing fabric made from silk and worsted.

A substance secreted like a hormone but having the effect of inhibiting a physiological process.

A substance secreted like a hormone but having the effect of inhibiting a physiological process.

A plaited loaf of white leavened bread, traditionally baked to celebrate the jewish sabbath.

A plaited loaf of white leavened bread, traditionally baked to celebrate the jewish sabbath.

A reed instrument of the early 18th century from which the clarinet was developed.

A reed instrument of the early 18th century from which the clarinet was developed.

Of or denoting natural mineral springs containing iron salts.

A member of an indigenous people of vietnam and cambodia, who formed an independent kingdom from the 2nd to 17th centuries ad.

Relating to the cham, their culture, or their language.

A small slow-moving old world lizard with a prehensile tail, long extensible tongue, protruding eyes that rotate independently, and a highly developed ability to change colour.

A small and faint southern constellation (the chameleon), close to the south celestial pole.

Used with preceding greek letter or numeral to designate a star in the constellation chamaeleon.

A woody plant whose resting buds are on or near the ground.

In france: a chamberlain.

A large room used for formal or public events.

Place (a bullet) into the chamber of a gun.

A large, round, bowl-shaped container used as a toilet at night or during an illness, in the past often kept under a bed

A large, round, bowl-shaped container used as a toilet at night or during an illness, in the past often kept under a bed

In the middle ages: a poor scholar or clerk, originally one from ireland, attending the university of oxford but living irregularly in private lodgings rather than in any college or hall.

(especially of a gun) having a chamber of a particular kind.

Place (a bullet) into the chamber of a gun.

A female servant who cleans and cares for the bedrooms of a house, a chambermaid.

A person who shares a room or rooms with another, especially in university accommodation; a room-mate.

Place (a bullet) into the chamber of a gun.

A large room used for formal or public events.

An officer who managed the household of a monarch or noble.

The position or office of chamberlain.

An officer who managed the household of a monarch or noble.

In a foraminiferan: a minute chamber or subdivision of the test.

A woman who cleans bedrooms and bathrooms in a hotel.