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Date:
1300-1400
Language:
Old French
Origin:
chandelier, from chandelle
'candle'
, from
Latin
candela;
CANDLE
chandler
noun
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chand‧ler
[
countable
]
BO
TI
someone who made or sold
candle
s
in the past
➔
ship's chandler
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