Chang is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHANG in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a kind of cattle
• loud discordant noise
• the longest river of Asia; flows eastward from Tibet into the East China Sea near Shanghai
• a (loud) ringing sound.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a cattie

Words related to CHANG

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Words that contain CHANG

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How to use CHANG in a sentence

• When the war broke out, Li Hung Chang was seventeen years of age, living at Hofei in Anhui.
• Had it not been for her great Prime Ministers, such as Prince Kung and Li Hung Chang, the days would have been fuller of dark-presaging omens and their disastrous fulfillment.
• Ying-ying had a maid-servant called Hung-niang, whom Chang sometimes met and greeted.
• One night Chang came upon her unawares when she was playing on the harp, with a touch full of passion.
• Li Hung Chang had escaped from his boat, and was hiding in the city.
• Ah Chang drew in his breath, not wishing to breathe upon his superior.
• In a few moments Ah Chang announced that the calliage had come.
• This time it was the old tailor Chang who was summoned into the presence of the King.
• Chang was fond of the quiet, conscientious boy, and treated him well, and the two grew fond of each other.
• They declared the Lue family must have received a lot of money from old Chang, and demanded it back.
• Wu returned to his boat where, after a few moments, Ho Chang returned his visit.
• Early in the morning Ho Chang sent his invitation, and, when the two men arrived, the feast began.
• The keeper of the family graveyard and his brother, the two Chang, were also there to assist in the mournful work.
• During the Hung-Chih period of our Dynasty there lived at Hang-chow a young man who was called Chang Loyalty.
• But Chang carried the picture of that young girl in his soul, and had no heart for pleasure.
• She went straight to the house of Chang, but he was out.
• Unhappily for him, Chang Loyalty had been brought up in muslin and gauze, and had grown to manhood in a brocade.
• To the left was the immortal Chang who gives us children.
• Wei Chang was not in reality a worker in the art of applying coloured designs to porcelain at all.
• Chang, Indian Medical Officer, and Reverend and Mrs.
• In two other sketches references are made to Li Hung Chang.
• Chang Tien-shi dwells in a stately palace on the summit of the Tiger and Dragon Mountain, in Kiangsi, as the head of one of the three religions.
• When Viceroy Chang was starting for Peking, I called to see him on board his steamer.
• The Red Sand Battle The fight began with a challenge from the Ancient Immortal of the South Pole to Chang Shao.
• Chang then fetched a whole bushel of the hot sand and scattered it over the enemy, but Hsien-weng counteracted the menace by merely waving his fan.
• Chang Tao-ling asked them whence came the shaft of white light.

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