- Charollais cattle.
- Doubtful, cautious; but chariness.
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Charollais cattle.
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Charolais — /shar euh lay /, n. one of a breed of large white or cream colored beef cattle, originally of France, often used in crossbreeding. Also, Charolaise /shar euh layz /. [1890 95; < F charolais (masc.), charolaise (fem.) lit., pertaining to the town… … Universalium
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Charolais — [ ʃarə(ʊ)leɪ] noun (plural same) an animal of a breed of large white beef cattle. Origin C19: named after the Monts du Charollais, hills in eastern France where the breed originated … English new terms dictionary
