Chaufer

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 20
[Fr. chauffer.] A small table furnace. Prancis. lage of Chas am township, Columbia co., 23 m. S.S.E. of Albany. idle, frothy talk. who, during the first year of the French revolution, infested many parts of France. They wore a black veil over their faces, and tortured their victims, burning ( chauffer , to make hot) their feet to make them disgorge their treasures. It was not till 1803 that measures adopted under the Consulate put a stop to their depredations, Chas am Harbor, in Ma achusetts, at the E. ex "The mimic ape began his chatter." - Swift . tremity of Cape Cod. It has 20 feet of water at low Chatter a'tion, n. Act of chattering, or talking idly tide, and is well protected from the sea. The Chas am or carele ly. lights are inside the harbor on James's Head, near the-A colloquialism for loquacity, or habit of ince ant S.E. end of Cape Cod; Lat. 41° 40′ 20′′ N., Lon. 69° 57′ 12" W. Chas am Hill, in Virginia , a P. O. of Smyth.co. talking. Chatter-box, n. A colloquialism for one who talks ince antly.
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