1. In England, formerly the highest court of justice next to the parliament, now a division of the high court of justice; a court of equity. To get into chancery, to get into the power of an adversary.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• chancee,
• chanceto,
• chanceof,
• chancey,
• chanceo,
• chanceat,
• chancers,
• chancew,
• chancr,
• chancerey,
• chanceryy,
• chaffery,
• chafery,
• rheinbery,
• Shancer,
• yancery,
• Chincey,
• chanderl,
• chainery,
• chancar

• chancre,
• cancer,
• chances,
• chance,
• changer,
• Chanced.

The adjective form of the word "chancery" is "chancerial".

The plural of the "chancery" can be the "chanceries".

The singular of the "chancery" can be the "chancery".