CHAP

CHAP


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: chap
Phonetic: /tʃæp/
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(obsolete outside Britain and Australia) A man, a fellow. Example: Who’s that chap over there?
A customer, a buyer.
A child.


All clues having "CHAP" for an answer:

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Cheerio sayer
I say sayer
I say
Old Brit
Old British buddy
The Lonesome ___ (1917)
Become dry and cracked
Become in need of some Blistex
Become overly dry
Bloke
Bloke or bucko
Brighton bloke
British fellow
British bloke
British bub
British buddy
British gent
Bucko
Buddy
Cause to have cracks
Chafe
Crack
Crack and redden
Crack and redden in the cold
Crack from cold weather
Crack from dryness
Crack from exposure
Crack from the cold
Crack in a lip
Crack in the cold
Crack in the cold wind
Crack in the winter
Crack slightly
Crack; fissure
Cracked and rough
Dover dude
Dude
English bloke
Fella
Fellow
Fellow across the pond
Fellow.
Fine fellow
Fleet Street fellow
Gent
Get cracked
Get dry and flaky
Get rough
Get rough?
Gloucester guy
Guy
Guy in a pub
Guy on the Strand
Jolly good fellow
Lad
Lip annoyance
Lip-balm target
London fellow
London guy
London lad
Mate
Need balm
Old boy
React to exposure
Redden and crack
Redden and split
Roughen
Roughen in cold weather
Split
Split in the cold
Sport
Yorkshire fellow
Young fellow
Man: Colloq.
Friend of a guy.
Roughen, as the skin.
Youth: Colloq.
Fellow: Colloq.
Local division of a club: Abbr.
___-man
Boy
Crack and roughen.
Man, sometimes old.
Crack, as skin
Winter lip trouble
Dry up, as lips
Fellow in London
Roughen, as skin, from cold
Roughen, as skin
Fissure; crack
Guy, in Gloucestershire
Become rough and dry
Fissure
___ sport!
Crack, in a way
Crack in the cold, maybe
React to exposure, maybe
Split in the cold, perhaps
Jolly old fellow
Require balm, say
Crack, as lips
Get cracking
English guy
English fellow
Cracked patch
Skin crack due to cold - bloke
Become raw from cold - fellow
Crack — fellow
Man or boy
Cracked skin patch caused by cold
Raw, cracked patch on skin
Cheek of the fellow!
Earl given away by worthless fellow
Stretch a point to include male
Crackjaw
Crack that's vulgar, heartless
Male entry for church appointment
Often painful crack
I say, old __
Fellow, to a Brit
Starts in college, having accepted post as fellow
Fellow or fissure
Dry and crack
Crack from the wind, perhaps
Crack from the wind, perhaps
Crack and redden, as lips
Go dry, like lips
Be quiet!
Post ___
Wishy-washy
Entrance
Back scrubber
Useless object of Parisian dismissed by French paper
Erect pillar half-heartedly with prudence abandoned
Man (Informal)
(?) Clue Number 3 for 170604
Husband overwhelmed by better bloke
Watch a policeman detaining man
Bloke, hot, better going outside
Make raw
Dude!
Roughen from the cold
British guy
Padres lain out a man
He might enjoy a spot of tea
Male winner not married?
Dry out
Become rough
British gentleman
Man starts to call headquarters at Poole
Man in check with a pawn
Guy – crack
Crack and heroin smuggled by 17ac
Fellow – crack




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