noun
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A person who makes or sells candles
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A dealer in (a specific kind of) provisions or supplies; especially a ship chandler.
Examples of chandlers in a Sentence
Try a good chandlers, the RYA or a library to get hold of them.
The other major families that make up the heart and soul of All My Children include the Chandlers (Adam, his ex-wives, and children), the Martins (Joe, Ruth, and their kids), and the Courtlands (Palmer, Daisy, and their kids).
Turn right and walk down past the ships chandlers and take the next right to the dock side.
I found mine in a small French yacht chandlers.
But there are other shops, too, from jewelers to boat chandlers if you explore.
When Agnes Nixon's soap opera about Pine Valley, PA premiered on January 5, 1970, people were instantly hooked to the saga of the willful Kanes, the influential Chandlers and the well-meaning Martins.
The Chandlers, the Cooneys, the Cortlandts, the Martins and the Kanes are the Pine Valley resident families that viewers tune in day after day.
The ABC soap features the strong-willed Kanes, lead by mega-matriarch Erica Kane (played by Emmy Award-winning actress Susan Lucci), the powerful Chandlers and the often-misaligned Martins.
Central families include the Chandlers, Cortlandts, Kanes, Martins and more.
For more than forty years, the character has inhabited Pine Valley with the Cortlandts, the Chandlers, the Martins and more.