1. to do cleaning or household chores, especially as a job
Usage: chiefly British; archaic or informal

1. a chore or task, especially a cleaning job
Usage: chiefly British; archaic or informal

Examples

• She took on work to chare for local families.
• The daily chare of washing dishes fell to the youngest child.
• He hired someone to chare the house once a week.
• Doing the chares kept her busy all morning.
• They chared together to finish the cleaning before guests arrived.