chose¹ Definition
chose (c̸hōz)
transitive verb, intransitive verb
Obsolete choose
chose² Definition
chose (s̸hōz)
noun
Law a piece of personal property; chattel
Etymology: OFr, thing < L causa, matter, affair
chose Usage Examples
Object
- winner: The standard again surpassed previous years making the judges task in chosing the prize winners harder than ever.
- player: Or because they're chosing new players instead of JM or RA.
- option: Last week I booked a train ticket from Coventry to Crewe station, chosing the fastest route option.
- system: This probably puts legitimate comentators off but I see I was right in chosing this system.
Infinitive complement
Browse dictionary entries near chose
- ‹ Chorzów
- ‹ chorus girl
- ‹ chorus
- ‹ chortle
- ‹ choroid
- ‹ chorography
- ‹ chorizo
- ‹ chorister
- ‹ choripetalous
- ‹ chorionic villus sampling
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- chow ›
- chow mein ›
- chowchow ›

