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Definition of «chap»

The term "chap" is an informal, slang expression used to refer to a person, typically a man. It can also be used as a way to address someone you don't know well or in a casual manner. The origin of this term is uncertain but it may have derived from the word "chaplain," which means a clergyman attached to a military unit or institution.

Usage examples

  1. The old chap with the cane walked slowly down the street.
  2. I bumped into an old college chap at the grocery store yesterday.
  3. The young chap at the coffee shop served me the best cappuccino.
  4. My grandfather was a tough chap who served in the military.
  5. The local pub had a lively atmosphere, with chaps singing and dancing.
  6. The mischievous chap played a prank on his friends during the school trip.
  7. The eccentric chap always wore a bowler hat and carried an umbrella, even on sunny days.
  8. The little chap with the big smile won over everyone's hearts at the school talent show.
  9. The friendly chap at the information desk helped me find my way around the museum.
  10. The charming chap at the party had everyone laughing with his witty jokes.

Phrases with «chap»

Sentences with «chap»

  • «The most effective home remedy for chapped lips in babies is... produced every day through you,» according to World of Moms. (romper.com)
  • Jackson is almost six months old now, he goes to bed like a dream and is a happy little chap with a relaxed and happy Mum. (rachelsbabies.com)
  • One of the main causes of chapped lips is dry skin, which worsens with cold weather. (mindbodygreen.com)
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