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91cher|ry-col|ored — «CHEHR ee KUHL uhrd», adjective. having a clear, bright red color …
92cher|ry-pick|ing — «CHEHR ee PIHK ihng», noun. the act or practice of selecting only the best or most desirable: »Chief among the forces…was cherry picking, the practice used by for profit insurers to lure away Empire s young and healthy customers (New York Times) …
93cher|ry-pick — «CHEHR ee PIHK», transitive verb, intransitive verb. to select the best or the most desirable elements of: »It s hard when the rewrite is scrapped or is cherry picked for choice moments (Richard Corliss) …
94cher|ry|wood — «CHEHR ee WUD», noun. the reddish wood of the cherry tree, used in cabinetwork …
95cher|so|nese — «KUR suh neez, nees», noun. a peninsula. ╂[< Latin Chersonēsus < Greek chersónēsos peninsula < chérsos dry land + nêsos island] …
96cher|u|bim — «CHEHR uh bihm, yu », noun. 1. a plural of cherub. 2. (formerly) a cherub. 3. British. a provincial name of the barn owl …
97cher|vil — «CHUR vuhl», noun. 1. an herb of the parsley family, whose fragrant young leaves, roots, and seeds are used to flavor soups and salads. 2. any one of various related plants. ╂[Old English cerfille < Latin caere folium < Greek chairéphyllon… …
98cher|vo|nets — «chehr V nehts», noun, plural von|tsi « VN tsee». 1. a monetary unit of the former Soviet Union before March 1, 1936. It was worth ten gold rubles. 2. a gold coin of this value. ╂[< Russian chervonec < dialectal chervonyj red < Polish… …
99Cher — This article is about the entertainer. For other uses, see Cher (disambiguation). Cher Cher at the London premiere of Burlesque in 2011 Background information Birth name …
100Cher (artiste) — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Cher. Cher …
