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charet

charet is the obsolete form of charette.

Meaning of charette

Noun

charette (plural charettes)

  1. A small two-wheeled cart; (historical) a chariot.
    • He was in fierce wrath, because Patrasche had been a strong and much-enduring animal, and because he himself had now the hard task of pushing his charette all the way to Louvain.1872, Ouida [pseudonym; Maria Louise Ramé], A Dog of Flanders
  2. (US) A period of intense work, especially group work undertaken to meet a deadline.
    • Today's charrette is basically a community planning process designed to arrive at implementable plans and solutions to community concerns in a very short time period.1977, John W. Warden, Citizen Participation. What Others Say…What Others Do…, Charlottesville, Virgina: Mid-Atlantic Center for Community Education, page 6

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Forms of charet

pluralcharets

Questions about charet

What is charet the obsolete form of?
Charet is the obsolete form of charette.

Words near charet in the dictionary

  1. Charenton
  2. Charenton-le-Pont
  3. chares
  4. Charest
  5. Charests
  6. charet
  7. charets
  8. charette
  9. Charette modification
  10. charettes
  11. Charfield

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