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chargesnounpl. of charge a formal claim of criminal wrongdoing against a personcharges of burglary and armed robbery that have yet to be proved complaints, counts, indictments, raps accusations, allegations, pleascriminationscounteraccusations(or counter-accusations), countercharges(or counter-charges)arraignments, impeachmentsimplications, imputations, innuendos(or innuendoes), insinuationscensures, condemnations, denunciationsincriminations, recriminations a specific task with which a person or group is chargedyour charge is to keep everyone else organized and busy assignments, briefs, businesses, details, jobs, missions, operations, posts burdens, chores, duties, needs, obligations, offices, requirements, responsibilitieserrands, labors, workscommitments, pledges, promisesappointments, commissions, designations, nominationscompulsions, constraints, restraints a statement of what to do that must be obeyed by those concernedwe've received an official charge about how to handle the situation behests, commandments, commands, decrees, dictates, directions, directives, dos(or do's), edicts, imperatives, injunctions, instructions, orders, words demands, requirementsmandatescountermands, counterorders(or counter-orders)laws, precepts, prescriptions, prescripts, rulesordinances, regulations, statutes appeals, entreaties, petitions, pleas, urgingsproposals, recommendations, suggestions something one must do because of prior agreementthe first charge of our armed forces is to defend this country against enemy attack burdens, commitments, devoirs, dos(or do's, archaic), duties, imperatives, incumbencies, needs, obligations, offices, responsibilities oaths, pledges, promises, troths, vows, wordsarrangements, prearrangements(or pre-arrangements), setupscompacts, contracts, covenants, pacts, trustsdebts, payments, tributescompulsions, constraints, restraintsmusts, requirementscoercions, duresses, forcesappointments, engagements, reservationsburdens, onuses graces, postponements, staysdischarges, eases, exemptions, releases, reliefs, waiversloopholesalternatives, choices, options, picks, preferences, selections the act or action of setting upon with force or violencethe famously disastrous charge led by General George Pickett at Gettysburg aggressions, assaults, attacks, attempts, blitzes, blitzkriegs, coups de main, descents, offenses(or offences), offensives, onsets, onslaughts, raids, rushes, strikes ambuscades, ambushescounteraggressions(or counter-aggressions), counterassaults(also counter-assaults), counterattacks(or counter-attacks), counteroffensives, counterstrikes(or counter-strikes)sallies, sortiesenvelopmentsbreakthroughs, forays, incursions, invasionspillages, ravages, sacksair raids, bombardments, bombingssieges, stormsbarrages, cannonades, fusillades, hails, salvos(or salvoes), volleyswhammies defenses, defensives, guards, shieldsoppositions, resistancesprotections, securities, shelters the amount of money that is demanded as payment for somethingthe charge for the book will be five dollars antes, costs, damages, fees, figures, freights, prices, price tags fair market values, market values, valuations, valuesasking prices, list prices, sticker pricesprice points, rates, tariffs, unit pricescarrying charges, overcharges, service charges(also service fees), surchargesdeductions, discounts, markdowns, reductions, salesdepositsdown paymentsaccounts, bills, checks, invoices, tabs the duty or function of watching or guarding for the sake of proper direction or controlwas given charge of the business during the owner's absence care, guidance, headships, oversights, regulations, stewardships, superintendences, superintendencies, supervisions, surveillances observances, observationsadministrations, controls, directions, generalships, hands, managementsleadershipsgovernments, reigns, rulesaegises(also egises), auspices, guardianships, protections, trusteeships, tutelages a payment made in the course of achieving a resultthe charges mounted at a dizzying pace as the building project went way over budget costs, disbursements, expenditures, expenses, outgoes, outlays overheadsoutflowspocket moneys, spending moneysprices, rates, tabs, tariffs, tolls a pleasurably intense stimulation of the feelingsthe slopes at this resort aren't particularly challenging and aren't likely to give expert skiers much of a charge bangs, boots, exhilarations, frissons, jollies, kicks, rushes, thrills, titillations, wallops arousals, buzzes, electrifications, highs, intoxicationsjolts, shocks, surprises(also surprizes)delectations, delights, enjoyments, joys, lifts, pleasuresamusements, diversions, entertainments, fun, treats the act or activity of looking after and making decisions about somethinghe inherited charge of the Paris bureau after his supervisor quit administrations, care, conducts, controls, directions, governances, governments, guidance, handlings, intendances, managements, operations, oversights, presidencies, regulations, stewardships, superintendences, superintendencies, supervisions generalships, leaderships, rulershipsagenciesaegises(also egises), custodies, guardianships, laps, protections, trusts, tutelages, wardslogistics, machinations, manipulationscoadministrations, codirections(or co-directions) to set or receive as a priceany shop would charge $100 to repair that thing asks, commands, demands overcharges, underchargesbrings, fetches, sells (for)discounts, marks down, marks upassesses, bills, invoicesprices, values to establish or apply as a charge or penaltycharges a restocking fee for returned merchandise assesses, exacts, fines, imposes, lays, levies, puts docks, excises, mulcts, penalizes, taxesextorts, shakes down, wrests, wringsbleeds, fleeces, gouges, milks, skins, squeezescoerces, compels, forcesinflicts, wreakssetsreapplies, reimposes, relays remits abates, diminishes, lessensforgives, releasescondones, disregards, excuses, glosses (over), glozes (over), ignores, pardons to give a task, duty, or responsibility towe're charging you with the care of your little sister while we're gone for the evening assigns, commissions, entrusts(also intrusts), tasks, trusts confers, imposescommits, confides, consigns, delegates, recommends, relegates, reposesallocates, allotsauthorizes, empowers, invests to issue orders to (someone) by right of authoritycharged the soldier to keep watch over the prisoner adjures, bids, bosses (around), commands, directs, enjoins, instructs, orders, tells asks, petitions, requestsbegs, beseeches, entreatsadvises, counsels, warnsappoints, assigns, authorizes, commissionsoversees, superintends, supervisesconducts, controls, leads, managescoerces, compels, constrains, forces, obliges, requires minds, obeys complies (with), follows, keeps, observes to make a claim of wrongdoing againsthe has not yet been charged with any crime accuses, criminates, defames(archaic), impeaches, incriminates, indicts blames, calls (on), castigates, censures, condemns, criticizes, damns, denounces, faults, impugns, reproaches, reprobateschides, rebukes, reproves, taxesappeals, arraigns, books, cites, summonsprosecutes, sues, triesframes, implicates, inculpates, informs (against), names, reportsrecriminates, retaliates absolves, acquits, clears, exculpates, exonerates, vindicates advocates, champions, defendsexcuses, forgives, justifies, pardons, remits, shrives to put into (something) as much as can be held or containedcharge a blast furnace with iron ore brims, crams, fills, heaps, jam-packs, jams, loads, packs, stuffs drenches, floods, gluts, swampsbloats, bulkscrowds, crushes, mats, presses, rams, shoves, squashes, squeezesrefills, refreshes, reloads, repacks, replenishesovercharges, overfills, overflows, saturateshoneycombs, penetrates clears, empties, evacuates, vacates, voids lightensdepletes, drains, eliminates, exhaustsbleeds, draws (off)cleans, flushes, purges, scours, sweeps to take sudden, violent action againstplans to charge the enemy's fortification at daybreak assails, assaults, attacks, besets, bushwhacks, descends (on or upon), goes in (on), jumps (on), pounces (on or upon), raids, rushes, sets on, sics(also sicks), storms, strikes, trashes, turns (on) bum-rushes, gangs up (on), mobs, swarmsmugs, robsambuscades, ambushes, surprises(also surprizes), waylaysblitzes, bombards, bombs, nukesbarrages, cannonades, cannonsbangs away (at), batters, buffets, plastersbeleaguers, besieges, pressesharries, loots, pillages, plunders, ravages, sacksforays, invades, overrunsenvelops, flanks beats up on, flies at, goes at, lights into, pitches into, rounds on, sets at, sets upon, tears into covers, defends, guards, protects, secures, shields to cause a pleasurable stimulation of the feelings ofthe players are going into this game still charged from their upset victory the week before electrifies, excites, exhilarates, galvanizes, intoxicates, pumps up, thrills, titillates, turns on arouses, incites, inspires, provokes, stimulatesbewitches, captivates, charms, delights, enchants, enthralls(or enthrals), hypnotizes, mesmerizes, rivets, spellbindsinterests, intrigues, tantalizes bores, jades, palls, tires, weariesdejects, demoralizes, discourages, disheartens, dispirits |