chapter /chapˈtər/

1. A main division of a book, or of any written work
2. A subject or category generally
3. A period in history, of a person's life, etc
4. A numbered division of the Acts of Parliament of a session
5. An assembly of the canons of a cathedral or collegiate church, or the members of a religious or military order (from the custom of reading a chapter of the rule or of the Bible)
6. The members of any of these collectively
7. An organized branch of a society, club or fraternity
8. A Roman numeral on a clock or watch face
9. A chapiter (Spenser)

1. To put or divide into chapters
2. To take to task

chapter eleven noun

The chapter of the US Federal Bankruptcy Act that sets out conditions under which a company may declare a temporary state of bankruptcy (chapter-elevˈen bankruptcy) with the intention of continuing as a going concern after it has been reorganized and its creditors have been paid

chapˈterhouse noun

1. A building used for meetings of the chapter of a cathedral or church
2. The meeting place of a society or college fraternity (esp US)

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