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The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 4th edition, published by Houghton Mifflin Company
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China aster (annual Chinese plant)
China rose (Chinese rose)
Chinaman (Chinese man)
Chinatown (neighborhood or section of a city)
chinaware (in household)
chinch bug (insect)
chinchilla (rodent)
Chinese (China or its peoples)
Chinese anise (evergreen tree)
Chinese artichoke (perennial Chinese herb)
Chinese boxes (1997 Film)
Chinese calendar (traditional lunisolar calendar)
Chinese checkers (board game)
Chinese chestnut (chestnut)
Chinese chive (eastern Asian herb)
Chinese evergreen (Chinese evergreen plant)
Chinese houses (Californian plants of the genus Collinsia)
Chinese kale (Chinese vegetable)
Chinese lantern (decorative collapsible lantern)
Chinese mustard (varieties of the Indian mustard)
Chinese puzzle (intricate puzzle)
Chinese tallow tree (ornamental tree)
Chinese wall (barrier)
Chink (person of Chinese birth or descent)
chino (cloth)
chinoiserie (art, China)
chinook (warm, dry air mass)
Chinook (indigenous people of North America)
Chinook Jargon (language)
Chinook salmon (valuable salmon)
Chinookan (North American Indian language family)
chinquapin (tree)
chintz (in textile)