cham
/tʃæm/Definitions
1. noun
A type of traditional stone or wooden tool used for shaping or polishing stone, wood, or bone.
“The skilled craftsman used a cham to smooth out the edges of the wooden handle.”
2. noun
A type of volcanic cone with a steep, conical shape, typically formed by the accumulation of lava.
“The scientists studied the unique geological features of the cham in the Pacific island chain.”
3. verb
To shape or smooth a surface using a cham.
“She chose to cham the wood instead of sanding it to achieve a more rustic look.”