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Definition of chance
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of chance is as below...
Chance
(n.) The
supposed
effect
of such an
agent;
something
that
befalls,
as the
result
of
unknown
or
unconsidered
forces;
the issue of
uncertain
conditions;
an event not
calculated
upon; an
unexpected
occurrence;
a
happening;
accident;
fortuity;
casualty..
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Chance-medley
::
Chance-medley
(n.) Luck;
chance;
accident.
Scratch
::
Scratch
(a.) Made, done, or
happening
by
chance;
arranged
with
little
or no
preparation;
determined
by
circumstances;
haphazard;
as, a
scratch
team; a
scratch
crew for a boat race; a
scratch
shot in
billiards..
Chancellery
::
Chancellery
(n.)
Chancellorship.
Venture
::
Venture
(n.) An event that is not, or can not be,
foreseen;
an
accident;
chance;
hap;
contingency;
luck..
Cast
::
Cast (n.) A throw of dice;
hence,
a
chance
or
venture..
Props
::
Props (n. pl.) A game of
chance,
in which four sea
shells,
each
called
a prop, are used
instead
of
dice..
Hap
::
Hap (v. i.) To
happen;
to
befall;
to
chance.
Dataria
::
Dataria
(n.)
Formerly,
a part of the Roman
chancery;
now, a
separate
office
from which are sent
graces
or
favors,
cognizable
in foro
externo,
such as
appointments
to
benefices.
The name is
derived
from the word
datum,
given or dated (with the
indications
of the time and place of
granting
the gift or
favor)..
Casually
::
Casually
(adv.)
Without
design;
accidentally;
fortuitously;
by
chance;
occasionally.
Aventure
::
Aventure
(n.)
Accident;
chance;
adventure.
Balk
::
Balk (v. t.) To omit, miss, or
overlook
by
chance..
Hap
::
Hap (n.) That which
happens
or comes
suddenly
or
unexpectedly;
also, the
manner
of
occurrence
or
taking
place;
chance;
fortune;
accident;
casual
event;
fate; luck; lot..
Skunk
::
Skunk (v. t.) In games of
chance
and
skill:
To
defeat
(an
opponent)
(as in
cards)
so that he fails to gain a
point,
or (in
checkers)
to get a
king..
Mischance
::
Mischance
(n.) Ill luck; ill
fortune;
mishap.
Folio
::
Folio (n.) A leaf
containing
a
certain
number
of
words,
hence,
a
certain
number
of words in a
writing,
as in
England,
in law
proceedings
72, and in
chancery,
90; in New York, 100
words..
Mischance
::
Mischance
(v. i.) To
happen
by
mischance.
Hazard
::
Hazard
(n.) A game of
chance
played
with dice.
Hit
::
Hit (n.) A
stroke
of
success
in an
enterprise,
as by a
fortunate
chance;
as, he made a hit..
Welsher
::
Welsher
(n.) One who
cheats
at a horse race; one who bets,
without
a
chance
of being able to pay; one who
receives
money to back
certain
horses
and
absconds
with it..
Apothesis
::
Apothesis
(n.) A place on the south side of the
chancel
in the
primitive
churches,
furnished
with
shelves,
for
books,
vestments,
etc..
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