(p. 381) chun̐cōbāji a squib. 14)

(p. 381) chilā a bowstring; fringe of a piece of cloth, fringe of the sari worn by the Indian women. 11)

(p. 379) chālā a sack, a gunny-bag. 18)

(p. 377) chātu flour made of barely, pigeonpea, maize etc.; farina. ̃খোর n. (sl.) an upcountry Indian whose staple food is barley or maize. 25)

(p. 381) chiẏē (obs. & poet.) fie. 8)

(p. 382) chō a sudden swoop or spring with an attempt to seize or bite, a pounce. ছোঁ মারা v. to pounce (upon), to swoop down on. 27)

(p. 382) chōn̐kachōn̐ka expressing the watering state of the mouth in greed. ছোঁকছোঁক করা v. to fret in suppressed greed. 28)

(p. 374) chaḍ়ā1 to get scratched or grazed or bruised or flayed; to strip the skin or bark from. 17)

(p. 381) chuṭa3 a commercial discount (ছুট বাদ দেওয়া); an omission (ছুট যাওয়া); a run (এক ছুটে). ছুট দেওয়া, ছুট মারা v. to run off, to spurt off, to bolt; to run away, to scamper off. এক ছুটে adv. in a run; in a breath. 21)

(p. 375) chada a leaf of a tree (সপ্তচ্ছদ); a covering, a mantle (পরিচ্ছদ). ছদন n. the act of covering; a cover. 15)

(p. 375) chatrakhāna scattered about in a disorderly manner, all over the shop; scattered about, strewn here and there; scattered to pieces. 6)

(p. 382) chēbalā spell. of ছ্যাবলা । 24)

(p. 382) chōn̐cā ludicrously greedy of food; given to ludicrous thieving of food. ̃মি n. ludicrous greed for food; practice of ludicrous thieving of food. ছোঁচামি করা v. to indulge in ludicrous greed for food or in ludicrous thieving of food. 29)

(p. 375) chatraka fungus; mushroom; a kingfisher. 5)

(p. 382) churi, churikā a knife; a pen-knife (usu. পেনসিল-কাটা ছুরি); a clasp-knife; a dagger; a dirk. ছুরি মারা v. to knife, to knive, to stab. গলায় ছুরি মারা (lit.) to cut one's throat, to assassinate, to kill; (usu. fig.) to ruin esp. by exacting a heavy payment. ছুরিকাঘাত n. a stab, stabbing. 5)