Chastise

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 80
chas-tlz', v.t. to inflict punishment upon for the purpose of correction to reduce to order or to obedience. n Chastisement, chas'tizment. Chasuble, chaz'fi bl, the uppermost garment worn by a R C priest at ma . [Fr. —Low L casubula, L. casula, a mantle, dim. of casa, a hut Chat, chat, v i to talk idly or familiarly:—pr.p chatt mg pa p chatt'ed. n. familiar, idle talk. [Short for chatter.]
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