Chambers
Reference book publisher
Chambers is a surname of English origin, historically referring to someone who worked in the private chambers of a household.
Notable bearers include the Scottish publishing house W. & R.
Chambers, known for Chambers Dictionary.
Have you met Dr. Chambers? (Lowercase chambers refers to rooms or enclosed spaces.)
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- referenceDirecting attention elsewhere
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- encyclopediaComprehensive subject-matter collection
publisher · Scottish · Edinburgh · thesaurus · definition · vocabulary
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ChambersOxford English Dictionary
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- echo chamberSelf-reinforcing information environment
- torture chamberSpace for inflicting suffering
- legislative chamberHall where laws form
- chamber musicSmall-group classical compositions
- magma chambersSubsurface molten rock reservoirs
- chamber potPortable indoor toilet vessel
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