Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. A monk of the Carthusian order which was founded by St. Bruno in the eleventh century. The name was derived from the valley of the Chartreuse, where the order's first monastery was founded.
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. A Carthusian.
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“My soul-kitteeh wuz eivver british shorthair or chartreux…daze bery similar.”
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“La Grande Chartreuse par un chartreux (Lyons, 1898), tr.”
“Mélich (Mæleh) sur le Danube, ville où l'on fabrique les meilleures arbalètes, et qui a un très-beau monastère de chartreux; puis à Valse, qui appartient audit seigneur, et dont le château, construit sur une roche élevée, domine le Danube.”
“It took her over a month to finally get into habit of eating canned food (and lots of different brands: she prefers Weruva) - she's a chartreux so ritual & timeliness is key.”
“I though he musta been mostly Chartreux, ‘cauz hi purrsunality fit teh chartreux descripshun.”
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