chare
noun
ˈcher 
variants or char
ˈchär
: chore
Word History
Etymology
Middle English char turn, piece of work, from Old English cierr; akin to Old English cierran to turn
First Known Use
before the 12th century, in the meaning defined above
chares
noun
variants or chars
as in duties
Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- duties
- tasks
- charges
- assignments
- projects
- jobs
- commissions
- responsibilities
- enterprises
- offices
- chores
- care
- functions
- operations
- undertakings
- missions
- endeavors
- posts
- routes
- stints
- rounds
- circuits
- errands
- good deals
- good doer
- good egg
- good evening
- good eye
- good faith
- good father
- good feeling
- good fellow
- good folk
- good for
- good for (someone or something)
- good for a laugh
- good for it
- good for someone or something
- good form
- Good Friday
- good God
- good grief
- good guy
- good heavens
- Good Hope, Cape of
- good humor
- good joe
- good lack