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Charge

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Meaning

Noun

The amount of money
for a service.
In Military & People:
A
against a
enemy.
A
forward movement.
  • An accusation.
  • An
    (by the
    or a
    ) of a
    that somebody may be
    of.
  • An
    by a person or organization.
  • In Chemistry, Electromagnetism & Physical quantities:
    An
    charge.
    The
    of
    responsibility.
    In People:
    Someone
    to
    care, such as a
    to a
    or
    to a teacher.
    A
    or
    ; cargo.
    An instruction.
    In Basketball:
    An
    in which the
    with the
    into a
    defender.
    In Firearms:
    A
    amount of
    in a cartridge.
    A
    amount of explosive.
    In Heraldry:
    An
    on an escutcheon.
    In Weapons & Explosives:
    A
    (of a
    )
    for attack.
    In Farriery:
    A
    or ointment.
    Weight;
    ; value.
    A
    of
    s of lead, each
    about
    ; a charre.
    An
    given at a
    a visitation.
    In Explosives:
    Cannabis.

    Verb

    To
    (a
    ) to an account.
    To
    , as by using a
    card.
    To
    (of) (a price or
    , for
    , services, etc.).
    To
    at a given price.
    In Law:
    To
    (a person) of a crime.
    To
    or ascribe.
    To
    ; to challenge.
  • To place a
    ,
    or
    on or in.
  • To
    with or cause to bear.
  • In Heraldry:
  • To place a
    ,
    or
    on or in.
  • To
    as a bearing.
  • To
    to or
    on.
  • To
    with
    required for its use, as a
    with
    , a
    with water, a
    with
    s.
  • To cause to
    an
    charge.
  • To
    energy to (
    , or a
    ) by use of an
    a power outlet.
  • To
    energy.
  • In Military:
  • To
    by
    in a group.
  • In Basketball:
  • To
    a
    foul.
  • In Cricket:
  • To take
    down the
    towards the
    as they
    the
    , either to
    the
    of the
    y, or to
    a better
    to
    the
    .
  • To
    on the
    and be still. (A
    given by a
    to a dog)
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    charge
    English
    arrow
    chargen
    Middle English (1100-1500)
    arrow
    chargier
    Old French (842-ca. 1400)
    arrow
    carricare
    Latin
    arrow
    carrus
    Latin
    Sourced from
    Etym
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