Chancellor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHANCELLOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the secretary of a nobleman, prince, or king
• a senior state or legal official
• the head of the government in some European countries, such as Germany.
• the honorary head of a university.
• the president or chief administrative officer of a university.
• the presiding judge of a chancery court.
• (in the UK) an officer of an order of knighthood who seals commissions.
• A judicial court of chancery, which in England and in the United States is distinctively a court with equity jurisdiction.
• the British cabinet minister responsible for finance
• the person who is head of state (in several countries)
• the honorary or titular head of a university
• the secretary of a noble, prince, or king
• a bishop's law officer.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the secretary of a nobleman, prince, or king; the lord chancellor of Great Britain c British; the chief secretary of an embassy; a Roman Catholic priest heading the office in which diocesan business is transacted and recorded

Words related to CHANCELLOR

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Words that contain CHANCELLOR

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How to use CHANCELLOR in a sentence

• Telegram of the Chancellor to the Imperial Ambassador at London on July 25th, 1914.
• His desire to be Lord Chancellor of England was subsidiary to his larger desire to be Lord Chancellor of Nature herself.
• On Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday he worked with the chancellor, and got through all claims connected with justice.
• A hundred of your heads, in Parliament, have been seven months and more painfully getting up these representations, which my chancellor has blown to the winds in a few days.
• The Jackson case was a profitable study, as it brought out other questions of social ethics, as well as points of law which were ably settled by the Lord Chancellor.
• But with all our hardships I must confess that our condition is far preferable to what it was when we were still clinging to the Chancellor.
• The Chancellor, Vincenzo Petrucci, left Lucca on June 12, and reached Rome on the 14th.
• HALL, he failed to soften the heart of the CHANCELLOR, who declared that he must have his increased revenue, and that the beer-drinker must pay his share of it.
• The German Chancellor, Prince von Buelow, said the letter partook of both a private and a political character.
• In a recent case decided, the Lord Chancellor accepted a case where it was alleged pregnancy had extended to 331 days.
• Shortly afterward he was appointed Assistant Chancellor of Prince Bulow, who was then Chancellor.
• On the following morning, the King, the Chamberlain, and the Chancellor, taking with them some strong linen bags and some pack mules, rode forth in quest of the treasure.
• Bainbrigg were sent for to my lord chancellor and by divers of the privy council, and from thence were sent to the Tower.
• Pitt in popularity, was unceremoniously dismissed from the office of chancellor of the exchequer, and Sir Francis Dashwood nominated his successor.
• Its fall, however, might have been retarded for a little space, had it not been for the intrigues of the chancellor, Henry Earl of Northington.
• A chancellor was now also found in the person of the Hon.
• The lord chancellor read the royal speech from the throne.
• The vicar was a young man to whom the living had lately been given by the Chancellor, and he had commenced his career by giving instant offence to the Squire.
• The Chancellor is regarded as the servant of the Bishop, and holds office, I believe, at his will.
• Governor and chancellor were still busy examining witnesses.
• I saw little of it except the hospitable home of my friend the Chancellor, for we had brought the Alpine weather with us.
• In the May of this year, 1430, he had been sent to Messire Regnault de Chartres, Chancellor of King Charles.
• Late in the afternoon Hooker was sitting with two aides-de-camp in the verandah of the Chancellor House.
• Jackson,” said he, “go instantly to the Lord Chancellor, and tell him that I charge him with the execution of these orders.
• He is generally regarded as destined in course of time to become chancellor of the empire, in spite of the human blood with which his hands are stained.
• Sir John Osborne married Dorothy Barlee, granddaughter of Richard Lord Rich, Lord Chancellor of England in the reign of Henry VIII.
• In the Reichstag a great demonstration was made of confidence in the Chancellor.
• Chancellor Hoyt of the university had been lured from Exeter, New Hampshire.

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