Chandelier

shan-de-ler', n. A frame with ly used for printing the for candles or other lights. [F.l — Chandcanons of the church. chand'ler, One who makes or sells candles, [AS. and L., a rule, law other commodities indicated by a word pre- Gr. kanon, a rod, measuras corn-chandler, ship-chandler. [OF. chandeing rule, also arni» CANON 73 model, standard of right. See Cane.] — Can'one , n. A woman who enjoys a prebend. — Canon'ic, -ical.rule. —a. Canon'ically,Pert, to a canonadv.according — Canon'icalne ,to the canonn. or— Canon'ieals, -alz, n. pi. Full clerical dre . — Canon'icate. -ik-at, Gan'onry. -rt, -onship, n. The office of a canon. — Canonicity, -is'l-tl, n. State of belonging to the canon, or genuine books of Scripture canonical ne . — Can'onist, n. A profe or of canon law. — Canonist'ic, a. Pert, to a canonist. — Can'onize, -Iz, v. [-ized (-izd), -iz- ING.] {Rom. Cath. Church.) To place upon the catalogue of saints. — Canomza'tion, n. Ceremony or act of placing one deceased in the catalogue of saints state of being canonized. — Can'on law. (Eccl.) The law sanctioned by the church of Rome. Canon, Canyon, kan'yun, n. A gorge, ravine, or gulch, worn by streams. [Sp. canon, tube or hollow.]