Similar words: paleolithic age, chicanery, psychical, hierarchical, glucagon, chic, chick, chicken. Meaning: n. 1. largest city in Illinois; a bustling Great Lakes port that extends 26 miles along the southwestern shoreline of Lake Michigan 2. a gambling card game in which chips are placed on the ace and king and queen and jack of separate suits (taken from a separate deck); a player plays the lowest card of a suit in his hand and successively higher cards are played until the sequence stops; the player who plays a card matching one in the layout wins all the chips on that card.
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211 At least in Chicago, they have better things to do: prosecute judges, aldermen, clerks who take five-dollar bribes.
212 Dynamism provides a comprehensive service, offering unlimited free telephone based technical support, with a helpdesk in Chicago.
213 Mitchell phoned from Chicago to say that he was close to clinching the deal.
214 But the welfare bill has split the Democratic Party on the eve of its national convention in Chicago.
215 Chicago, founded thirty years earlier, was already a big sprawling industrial town.
216 Chicago was the same divided city the day he left as it had been before he arrived.
217 Nobody was killed during the four nights of Chicago street fighting.
218 Craigwell was the first player drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks.
219 In 1925 forty-five Chicago judges voted to prohibit cameras in state courtrooms during judicial proceedings.
220 He was born in a Chicago suburb, drifted around the country and landed on the streets of San Francisco.
221 Kerr scored 21 points to lead the team in scoring for only the seventh time in his five Chicago seasons.
222 Chicago had to be supplied by a mass of smaller stations where grain and stock were loaded.
223 King was a trailblazer, mixing the rolling blues of his native Texas with the hard-edged street blues of Chicago.
224 His interest in the workings of Washington was confined primarily to obtaining federal money and laws for Chicago.
225 Its deliberations were published in two volumes by the University of Chicago Press,[sentencedict.com] and subsequently reprinted several times.
226 He pitched more than an inning 10 times in Chicago this year.
227 James Shapiro and his colleagues at the University of Chicago have been studying a common gut bacterium called Proteus mirabilis.
228 The bustling downtown area of Chicago is dotted with massive new office developments.
229 Chicago: Even though consumer spending surged toward the end of December(sentencedict.com), retailers reported disappointing holiday sales.
230 Crime in Chicago has fallen to a nine-year low, with a 4.9 % drop last year compared with 1999.
231 Unfortunately, Howard Reich, a Chicago music critic, fails to solve the mystery of the pianist's rise and disappearance.
232 Once he gets going, there is no stopping this longtime Chicago talk-show host, sports commentator, actor, professional raconteur.
233 Sister Connie Driscoll runs a nationally recognized shelter for homeless women and children in Chicago.
234 Better to starve, if necessary, in a plastic suburban mall than go back to South Chicago in chains.
235 Between 1898 and 1930 the population of Chicago doubled, to become some three million people.
236 He was walking with his mum in Chicago when two men in a car began firing at three others.
237 The Chicago settings are authentically bleak and the plotting subtle and incisive.
238 Take for instance the pattern of incivility and disrespect displayed over the past several years by Chicago Bulls basketball star Dennis Rodman.
239 That is one reason Chicago was chosen as the first stop for the reborn campaign.
240 Barnett departed Chicago Wednesday morning for a recruiting trip to North Carolina.
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