Chad is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHAD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a bit of paper punched out of paper tape or cards
• small pieces removed during the punching of holes in punch cards, printer paper, etc
• See Shad.
• a small piece of paper that is supposed to be removed when a hole is punched in a card or paper tape
• a lake in north central Africa; fed by the Shari river
• a landlocked desert republic in north-central Africa; was under French control until 1960
• a family of Afroasiatic tonal languages (mostly two tones) spoken in the regions west and south of Lake Chad in north central Africa
• a landlocked country in northern central Africa; population 14,000,000 (estimated 2015); official languages, French and Arabic; capital, N'Djamena.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a scrap of paper

Words related to CHAD

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Words that contain CHAD

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How to use CHAD in a sentence

• Ceadda or Chad, the patron saint of Lichfield, carried Christianity to the Mercians.
• CHAPTER III CHAD HARRISON As soon as Steve stepped into the dining-room he knew that the story of his fight with Harrison had preceded him.
• Chad wanted to get across the line and put as many miles as possible between him and the pursuit.
• Chad lifted her, stiff and cold from lack of circulation, to the ground.
• Say is directly west of Sokoto, and you can easily find Lake Chad on your map, for it is a very large lake.
• The grove is near the town of Bentonville, on the Mayfair River, which empties into Lake Chad, so I think there will be plenty of chance to go boating.
• They emerged into Lake Chad, skirted its shores and swept into the river beyond.
• Your father used to call me Chad, when we were boys together.
• Chad, without being exactly a baronial hall of the first magnitude, was nevertheless a very fine old house.
• Several changes of some importance had passed over Chad during the previous century.
• There was a beautiful little chapel connected with Chad.
• None who assisted at Chad at such times ever went away empty handed.
• It was small wonder, then, that the household and community of Chad was a happy and peaceable one, or that the knight and his lady were beloved of all around.
• She was the old nurse of Chad, having been nurse to Sir Oliver in his infancy, and having since had charge of his three boys during their earliest years.
• Not one heart was there that did not beat with indignation at the thought that any should dare to try to disturb the peace of the rightful lord of Chad.
• The Benedictine Priory of Chadwater stood only a mile and a half distant, and the prior was on excellent terms with the owner of Chad.
• The sounds of life and industry were no longer heard around Chad.
• Chad was a peaceable and happy abode for all its inmates, and the need for secret hiding places had so far never arisen.
• I am the Lord of Chad, and I will see that no violence is done this day.
• The Lord of Chad would ever have the defenceless protected, and stand between them and the false and treacherous bloodhounds of Mortimer.
• Doubtless the Lord of Mortimer would be there with all his train, and Chad must not cut a much poorer figure in the eyes of the beholders.
• Sir Oliver knew that Mortimer was a larger property than Chad, and that the baron was a greater man than the knight.
• But if that be so, we shall scarce find him at Chad.
• All men think that the chamber lay in the portion of Chad that was destroyed in the late wars.
• Chad had been through many vicissitudes, and the monks had often been its guests.
• He obeyed the injunction of the lady of Chad to the letter.
• He knows that Brother Emmanuel is not at Chad, and has not been these many days.
• And now we must to horse and make all speed back to Chad.
• Centers of higher culture appeared very early along the Gulf of Guinea and curling backward met Egyptian, Ethiopian, and even European and Asiatic influences about Lake Chad.
• His empire extended from the Atlantic to Lake Chad and from the salt mines of Tegazza and the town of Augila in the north to the 10th degree of north latitude toward the south.
• Beyond the Hausa states and bordering on Lake Chad was Bornu.
• Under the early kings, who can be traced back to the third century, these people had ruled nearly all the territory between the Nile and Lake Chad.
• Between two and three thousand years ago the wilder tribes of Negroes began to move out of the region south or southeast of Lake Chad.
• There were no natural protecting barriers like the narrow Nile valley or the Kong mountains or the forests below Lake Chad.

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