English architect (1723-1796)
"The famous English architect Chambers designed many elegant townhouses in London during the 18th century."
plural of chamber
"The defendant nervously entered the judge's chambers before the morning session began."
A judge's private office.
Third-person singular simple present indicative form of chamber
"The judge chambers the case files before the hearing begins."
In plain English: To chamber something means to shoot it from inside a gun's barrel.
"The lawyer chambers his client before going into court to present her case."
A surname.
"The Chambers family has lived in that house for three generations."
The word chambers comes from the Old French term chambre, which originally meant a room. It entered English to describe multiple rooms or private spaces within a building.