Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. A report, especially one concerning the policy or proceedings of a parliamentary group.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. In bookbinding, a number (usually 4 or 6) of double leaves of a book, placed together for convenience in handling and as a preparation for binding. The word is practically obsolete, except among law copyists, section being the term in use among printers and binders in America, and gathering in Great Britain.
- n. A report of proceedings of any body, as a legislature; a memorial.
Wiktionary
- n. A number of sheets of paper put loosely together; especially one of the successive portions of a work printed in numbers.
- n. A memorial of a body; a report of legislative proceedings, etc.
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. A number of sheets of paper put loosely together; esp. one of the successive portions of a work printed in numbers.
- n. A memorial of a body; a report of legislative proceedings, etc.
Etymologies
- French (Wiktionary)
- French, notebook, from Old French quaier, from Vulgar Latin *quaternum, from Latin quaternī, group of four, from quater, four times; see kwetwer- in Indo-European roots. (American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)
Examples
“While in Rome Boullan wrote his doctrines down in a notebook known as the cahier rose, overtly after the colour of the cover, which was found by the writer J.K. Huysmans among his papers after his death in 1893.”
“And then the years of study, study, study marked by ever-larger cahiers -- "cahier" and "cartable" are the words that identify French DNA better than Piaf or gauloises, isn't that true?”
“cahier" is not a typo for "cashier" or "chair," but is the French word for notebook that, when properly butchered by the Stupid American pronunciation, comes out something like”
“~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~French Vocabulary~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ une yaourtière (f) = yogurt maker; un baba cool = hippie; le cahier (m) = notebook; chichi = fussy, formal; tu dois croire que je suis complètement cinglé = you must think I'm completely nuts; une foucade (f) = a passing fancy, whim; Maman, ce que tu fais -- c'est bon.”
“Tarbes in 1789 he oversaw the drafting of the cahier of the Third”
“J'ai rempli le cahier comme j'ai pu parce que j'voulais embeter personne mais j'ai mis les fromages perimés de coté avec le cahier et les fromages en prom 'bien en evidence pour que F. controle ca quand elle reviendra c't'ap.”
“In the manner of a cahier, it began with professions of faith and loyalty to the king.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘cahier’.
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harmonygritz's Cross Words
Words discovered while doing puzzles. Includes puns, e.g. taper vs. tapir.
hodad, hart, avocet, cahier, blackbird, brace, fetor, Bren, Rialto, bijou, liveried, stentor and 64 more...
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kewpid's Words
moleskine, araldite, dessicate, cellar door, grotesque, fallacy, vendetta, raindrop, panacea, ethereal, hircus, treppenwitz and 446 more...
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Collage's Words
subtle, calamity, impale, qat, painterly, piebald, surly, nihilistic, repine, slake, larder, sepulchre and 349 more...
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boychoir's Words
tantamount, nom de guerre, absurd, dolt, transmute, dichotomy, dandy, schadenfreude, ennui, binary, analog, obfuscate and 93 more...
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Clearinghouse
For stuff to simply reside.
calcar, pinion, espadrille, antipodes, peregrine, cormorant, tanager, vireo, farrago, undervest, passerine, oscine and 881 more...
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