charge [ charge ]
Verb
he charged me five dollars for the wine
I will pay for these purchases today instead of charging them to my account.
they were charged with assault
An employee also charged that he was discourteous.
It was common to charge manslaughter and culpable driving together.
All three are equally charged to protect the Constitution.
Plug it in to your computer to charge the battery and transfer songs.
Flashlights will be checked quarterly to ensure batteries remain charged.
After regrouping and charging the guns again, the Russians broke.
The issue has become so politically charged that it is hard to view dispassionately.
They were charging just as quickly, also blinded by chaos.
The police then charged the picket line with attack dogs.
Eventually he began charging forward and backing me up.
The Duke of Kent had his label charged with a cross gules between two fleurs-de-lis azure.
Noun
There should be a local charge for such services.
At that point, the bank had registered a charge on the sites.
he appeared in court on a charge of attempted murder
He is worried about the health of the souls in his charge.
It was the chaperone's responsibility to ensure that her charge was happy.
In our charge to domesticate this continent, we missed a few pockets of wildness where risk still dwells.
the judge gave a painstakingly careful charge to the jury
Sodium ions have a positive and chloride ions a negative charge.
It also causes a certain amount of electric charge to accumulate.
Electrical charge is then carried by ions in solution in the porewater.
I get a real charge out of stepping on the scale each morning to check my progress.
The bomb squad detonated the charge, destroying the car.
Raymond broke forward into a charge, drawing his sword back for the first strike.
The swan is found in heraldry as a charge, a crest, supporters, and as a badge.

