A friar of the Carmelite order. …

(a) The carp (Cyprinus carpio); (b) a heraldic representation of this fish. …

(a) A piece of cloth used as a covering for beds, floors, tables, altars, etc.; (b) carpet werk, the sort of fabric or weaving found in such cloths. …

Arch. A hollow molding. …

Chance, luck, fate. …

A large ship, a principal ship. …

(a) Caper spurge (Tithymalus lathyris); (b) the seed of this plant. …

(a) Camphor; (b) caumfre flour, poudre of caumfre, powdered camphor; oil of caumfre. …

(a) A piece of paper or parchment containing writing; a written document, letter, etc.; (b) a brief document attached to a roll or enclosed in a letter, and usually containing a list of names or bill……

The greater celandine (Chelidonium majus); also, any of its parts used medicinally. …

A fabulous stone, of two kinds, said to be found in the stomach of a swallow. …

A teal duck. …

Law The practice of aiding a litigant for a share of the matter in dispute, champerty. …

(a) A place of Christian worship other than a parish church or cathedral; an oratory; (b) a chapel subordinate to a mother-church; (c) fre chapele, a chapel founded by the king or by his authority……

A priest officiating in a chapel (whether public or private); kinges chapelein, chapelein of houshold, chaplain of the royal household; chapelein confessor. …

A scapular. …

(a) A mortuary chapel, charnel house; charnel hous; charnel dore; (b) a mass grave. …

The department in charge of candles and lights in a king's or noble's household. …

(a) A set for playing chess, consisting of the chessmen and the board; -- usu. with article, occas. in pl. (as usually in ML); (b) the game of chess; game of the ches; (c) pleien at (the) ches [OF……

A portable sun dial in the shape of an upright cylinder with a conical top [see L. Thorndike in Isis 13.51-2]. …