change /chānj/

1. To alter or make different
2. To give or receive for another or for an equivalent
3. To cause to move or to pass from one state to another
4. To exchange or replace

1. To undergo change
2. To change one's clothes
3. To transfer from (one bus, train, etc) to another

1. The act of changing
2. Alteration or variation of any kind
3. Exchange (archaic)
4. Fickleness (archaic)
5. A shift
6. Variety
7. Money given for money of a different kind, or in adjustment of a payment
8. Coins of low value (collectively)
9. Satisfaction (informal)
10. An exchange (now usu 'change)
11. Any of the various orders in which a peal of bells can be rung

changeabilˈity or changeˈableness noun

1. Fickleness
2. The power of being changed

changeˈable adjective

1. Subject or prone to change
2. Fickle
3. Inconstant
4. Able to or capable of change
5. Showing variation of colour

changeˈably adverb

changeˈful adjective

1. Full of change
2. Changeable

changeˈfully adverb

changeˈfulness noun

changeˈless adjective

1. Without change
2. Constant

changeˈlessly adverb

changeˈlessness noun

changeˈling noun

1. A surreptitious substitute
2. A child substituted for another, esp one supposed to be left by the fairies
3. Hence, an undersized crabbed child
4. A half-witted person (archaic)
5. A person apt to change (archaic)

chāngˈer noun

1. Someone or something that changes the form of anything
2. A person employed in changing or discounting money (obsolete)

changeˈ-house noun (Scot)

A small inn or alehouse

changeˈover noun

1. Transition to a new system, position or condition
2. The act or process of passing over, exchanging or transferring from one to another

change point noun (surveying)

A staff station to which two sights are taken, a foresight and a backsight (also called turning point)

change-ringing see ring the changes below.

changeˈ-up noun (baseball)

A slower pitch, thrown to deceive the batter

changˈing-piece noun (Shakespeare)

A fickle person

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