Chandler: [CHAND-ler]
Part of speech: noun
Origin: Middle
English, 13th century
1. A candlemaker
2. A supplier of
specific products, most commonly for ships and boats
Examples used in a sentence:
1. At the Renaissance
Fair you can stop by the chandler’s booth and stock up on candles.
2. Before the ship
could head out on its next voyage, the crew needed to visit the chandler
for more supplies.
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