CHAR

CHAR


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: char
Word origin: late 17th century: apparently a back-formation from charcoal.
Phonetic: tʃɑː
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partially burn so as to blacken the surface. Example: a region charred by bush fires
material that has been charred. Example: she trimmed the char from the wicks of the oil lamps


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Broil intro
Arctic fish
Arctic swimmer
Barbecue
Barbecue badly
Blacken
Blacken a bit
Blacken by burning
Blacken on a grill
Blacken on the barbecue
Blacken on the grill
Blacken on the outside
Blacken with fire
Brit cleaner
British cleaning woman
Burn
Burn a bit
Burn a little
Burn bad
Burn completely
Burn heavily
Burn on the grill
Burn on the outside
Burn slightly
Burn some
Burn the chops
Burn the outside
Burn the steak
Burn the surface
Burn the surface of
Burn to a crisp
Burn to charcoal
Burn up
Carbonize
Cleaning woman
Coal starter
Coal starter?
Convert to carbon
Cook Cajun-style
Cook like a Cajun
Cook on the grill
Cook over hot coals
Cooke over hot coals
Coventry cleaner
Do cleaning jobs
Dover domestic
Female who hoovers
Fire-blacken
Flat cleaner
Food fish similar to salmon
Give a black mark to?
Grill residue
Grill
House cleaner
Leave on the grill too long
Leave too long on the grill
Lightly burn
London cleaning woman
Make barbecue briquets
Mayfair hotel employee
More than brown
Not just brown
One in on the founding of a company
Overcook
Overgrill
Prepare on the barbie
Prepare
Put grill lines on
Put on the fire
Put stripes on a striper?
Really overcook
Red-bellied trout
Reduce to carbon
Reduce to charcoal
Ruin
Sear
Sear a T-bone
Singe
Slightly singe
Small-scaled trout
Soho cleaning woman
Soho domestic
Soho scrubber
Start to broil?
Tea
Toast
Torrefy
Turn black
Turn to cinders
Variety of trout
Word before coal
___-grilled
Household worker: Brit.
British houseworker.
Do odd jobs.
Blacken in fire.
Cleaning woman in London.
London cleaning lady.
A kind of trout.
Burn partially.
Houseworker.
Burn partly.
Houseworker, British style.
English domestic.
Overdo the steaks
Trout
Brook trout.
Overdo a steak
Overdo the toast
Trout type
Overdo toast
Word before broil or coal
London flunky
Soho mopper
Another 15 Down
A trout
House cleaner, in England
Blacken, as steak
Tea, to Brits
Blacken, in cooking
Not burn completely
Give a grilling?
Arctic food fish
Blacken, as by fire
A fish ... or to cook it, in a way
Make black, in a way
Burn black
Get burnt
Overcook - fish - daily
Overcook - fish
Tea - cleaning lady
Scorch - cleaning lady
Do the cleaning - tea!
Cleaner - tea
Cleaning lady
Partly burn - cleaning woman
Scorch - fish - cleaning lady
Sear — fish
Scorch — fish
Mrs Mopp
Fish for tea
Daily spell cut short
Cleaner has appeal, no end
Singe, scorch
Scorch: trout-like fish
Some hitch a ride daily
Cleaning lady with no end of charm
Tea's never-ending appeal
One who does scorch
Clean wheels going round hard
Clean fish
Overcook fish from mountain lake
A woman cleaning fish
She wants to do the room? One must get out of seat
Portion of pilchards or other fish
Burn fish
... fish daily
Arctic trout
Barbecue crust
Fish in burn
Domestic help making tea
Fish, which aren't sampled
Blacken in a broiler
Sear on the grill
Burn superficially
Singe some
Overtoast
Burn lightly
One way to cook broccoli
Blacken, as fish
Arctic fish that reaches 20 lb known as tariungmiutaq in Inuktitut
Scorch, as a hot dog
Scorch slightly
Blacken in a pan
Burn, as a piece of fish
Blacken on a barbecue
Burn a bit, as a steak
Blacken a bit on a grill
Two fifths of Chardonnay, a half of coke and a quarter of alcopops needed for barbecue
Snaking dance
Passage
Blusher
Playful
Like Maid Marian, are these Bristol City supporters showing off splendid breasts?
Radio announcer answered evasively, with hesitation
Nothing scholarly about books cover
Pretend lying unconsciously is wrong
Places of worship
Scorch
Tea? You might pay me to do some fish
Burn most of map
Dutch arranges to employ cleaner
Finish off spell as cleaner
Cleaner scrubbing back of entrance
Blacken with flame
Reduce to ashes
Sear on a grill
Short table for fish
Crust
Go over well?
Sear, as ahi
Really, really overcook
More than toast
Burn plan to release tension
Toast too much
Make black tea
Certain trout
Grill past perfection, say
Arctic
Arctic ___ (salmon-like fish)
Burn slightly, as fish
Arctic ___ (fish that tastes like salmon)
Toast, say
Leave on the grill too long, maybe
One must vacate seat daily
Reduce to cinders
Cleaners plan to eradicate last of dirt
Daily fetish: shaving backside




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