Chau is a surname that has appeared in historical records across Southeast Asia for centuries.

The collector proudly displayed a faded photograph of a chaus taken during an expedition decades ago.

During the lecture, Professor Miles referred to Chaus as an important variant in the old dialect.

In the 18th-century logbooks, captains sometimes recorded the word chaus when noting the arrival of a peculiar vessel.

At the local diner, I always order the chau min for lunch.

In his travel diary, he wrote fondly of Hang-chau, describing the quiet canals and teahouses he had wandered through.

When I visited Fuh-chau last spring, I fell in love with the old streets and teahouses.

The novelist's use of Chaucerianisms lent his contemporary tale an unexpectedly archaic charm.

Her lecture on Chaucerianism highlighted how medieval diction shaped modern narrative voice.

The antiquarian proudly displayed his Chauceriana at the medieval literature conference.