1. third-person singular present of 'chare': to do chores or odd jobs, especially cleaning work
Usage: chiefly British; archaic or dialect

1. plural of 'chare': odd jobs or chores, especially cleaning work
Usage: chiefly British; archaic or dialect

Examples

• She chares for several families in the neighborhood.
• The daily chares included sweeping and dusting.
• He took on various chares to earn extra money.
• She chares three days a week at the local office.
• The household chares were divided among the servants.