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Definitions from WordNet

Noun charger has 2 senses
  1. charger - formerly a strong horse ridden into battle
    --1 is a kind of
    warhorse
    Derived form: verb charge1
  2. charger, battery charger - a device for charging or recharging batteries
    --2 is a kind of device
    Derived form: verb charge24

Definitions from the Web

chargers (noun - plural)
A device used to supply electric currents to recharge batteries or power electronic devices.
Sample sentence: I need to buy new chargers for my phone and laptop since mine are no longer working.
charger (noun)
A horse trained to charge into battle.
Sample sentence: The knight rode into battle on his trusty charger.
charger (noun)
A decorative plate or platter used for serving food.
Sample sentence: The host placed the deliciously prepared turkey on the elegant charger.
charger (noun)
A person or thing that charges or accuses.
Sample sentence: The prosecutor was relentless, positioning herself as a formidable charger against the defendant.
chargers (noun - plural)
A professional American football team based in Los Angeles.
Sample sentence: The Chargers won the game with a last-minute touchdown.
charge (verb)
To supply or replenish something with electrical current.
Sample sentence: Remember to charge your phone overnight so that it's fully battery before leaving in the morning.
charge (verb)
To rush forward in attack.
Sample sentence: The cavalry charges towards the enemy lines fearlessly.
charge (verb)
To accuse or make formal charges against someone.
Sample sentence: The detective decided to charge the suspect with first-degree murder.

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