charr

[ chahr ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

, plural (especially collectively) charr, (especially referring to two or more kinds or species) charrs.

charr

/ tʃɑː /

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As the fight began, Charr still apparently hoped to capitalize on the age difference.

“My strategy was to take over in the second half of the fight,” Charr says.

He had been in the midst of a campaign for parliament when he paused to prepare for the match with Charr.

“I heard he was very curious to see me fight Klitschko,” Charr says of Putin.

Charr strode around the ring in a fury for a few minutes, his chest spattered with blood.

A chill numbness held him as he waited for a second blast to charr the flesh between his shoulders.

There are those who wash and charr by the half or quarter of a day.

Thus far only Charr (Salmo alpinus) is found in the lakes, and higher up all fishing ceases.

The Common Salmon and red charr are the inhabitents of both the Sea and river.

Deus Lunus was worshipped at Charr, Edessa, and all over the east.

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