Chary is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHARY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• discreetly cautious or sparing
• cautiously or suspiciously reluctant to do something
• wary, careful
• Careful; wary; cautious; not rash, reckless, or spendthrift; saving; frugal.
• characterized by great caution and wariness

Words related to CHARY

charier12 chariest13 charily15

Words that contain CHARY

acharya15 unchary15 acharyas16 petchary18

How to use CHARY in a sentence

• They are also frugal of speech as a rule, and are chary of forming new acquaintances.
• The Americans are as chary of the coronet and the known aristocratic titles as the Romans were of the word King.
• In fact everybody is pleased to see him back except perhaps certain curious members, who find him even more chary of information than his deputy, Lord Robert Cecil.
• Any way it makes one more chary of leaving stores on this great plain, especially as the blizzard tended to drift up our tracks.
• The old man, too, was chary of his praise, though Nick tried hard to please him, and it was only by little things he told his satisfaction.
• With the mail treading on their heels the gentlemen in the Naught-seven will be chary about pulling Patsy down too suddenly in mid career.
• It was also believed that he had been chary in helping Vespasian to recover his financial position, and had taken a mortgage on his house and estates.
• This jealousy of foolish expenditure combined with his love of peace to make him very chary of spending money on national defences.
• Now, how long ago was the Great Ice Age? As a rule, if you ask a geologist for a definite date, you will find him very chary of giving you a distinct answer.
• Very chary indeed had he been of showing himself outside the door on Saturday, once he was safely within it.
• The prisoner becomes silent, chary of words, lost in brooding.
• Under the eye of the Lynbrook circle he was chary of marked demonstrations, and even Mrs.
• He had little regard to throw away, and was chary of it in proportion.
• Yet for one so omniscient, the editor was chary of counsel.
• Naturally she wished to keep her business for herself and was rather chary about telling others where the herbs she collected grew.
• In those times indeed, men-at-arms were chary of venturing much in the darkness.
• He is scrupulously objective, and, in an age of expansive lyric expression, he is most chary of comment.
• The light-fingered gentry, however, were not as chary of her.
• Young men who have inherited wealth are as chary of losing one hour as their clerks.
• Often the boys had discussed going up, but a fair frequency of minor accidents made the officers at the camp chary about any unnecessary risks.
• A man who was always chary of expressing his opinions, unless they were asked for, who declined argument, and used as few words as possible, attracted but little notice.
• He was more and more chary of endeavoring to control his generals.
• Of such influence as he could properly exert among members of the House he was not chary.
• He cultivated brevity and was chary of lengthy excursions into the classics in search of comparisons and sanctions.
• So it is natural that the French minister should be chary of sending out regulars, which are so urgently needed over there for the war.
• Their greeting was soon over as you may imagine, for the sage is at all times chary of time and speech.
• When he first set foot in South Africa he was naturally chary concerning the native population.
• He is also very chary of complications in the handling of money.
• They had had trouble with De Soto and were chary of their intercourse with the whites, but manifested no hostility.

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