Variant of chanter. <span class="searchmatch">chaunter</span> (plural <span class="searchmatch">chaunters</span>) (UK, slang, obsolete) A street seller of ballads or similar songs. (colloquial) A deceitful, tricky dealer...
<span class="searchmatch">chaunters</span> plural of <span class="searchmatch">chaunter</span> traunches, stauncher, chanteurs...
from Latin cantor; equivalent to chaunten + -our. chantir, chantur, <span class="searchmatch">chaunter</span>, chauntur, chawnter, chawntor chauntour (plural chauntours) A chanter;...
traunches plural of traunch <span class="searchmatch">chaunters</span>, stauncher, chanteurs...
chanteurs plural of chanteur stauncher, <span class="searchmatch">chaunters</span>, traunches chanteurs m plural of chanteur chanteurs m pl plural of chanteux...
-er. stauncher comparative form of staunch: more staunch stauncher (plural staunchers) One who or that which staunches. <span class="searchmatch">chaunters</span>, traunches, chanteurs...
Tea Dance. Larue is gay-dom's latest chanteur with no hints about it. <span class="searchmatch">chaunter</span> Inherited from Old French chanteor (oblique form), from Latin cantōrem...
dissonant but characteristic falsetto that governs the higher notes of the "<span class="searchmatch">chaunter</span>". 1993, Paul H. Scott, “A Rich Vocabulary”, in Books in Scotland - Issues...