Noun - chap: act of humiliation through
(i) violence - e.g. beat (through violence), hit, strike, kick, punch, slap, stab etc.
(ii) competition - e.g. beat (through victory), piss-on
(iii) personal indiscretion - e.g. hurting oneself, crash
Noun - The Chap: The best, the Shit, the Dog's Bollocks etc.
Noun - Jackie (Chapper): person (sometimes the word Chapper is ommitted but should be included)
Noun - Reet Jackie Chapper: cool person
Explitive - "Chap!": usually used by an observer to another party's personal injury or misfortune.
Verb - to chap: to beat, as in any of the contexts of the noun.
Verb - to chap: to go, to come (non-sexual), to walk, to drive, to move or to travel in general
Verb - to chap: to throw, to give, to pass
Adjective - chapping: moving, fast
Phrase - "Chapping on by": chilling, cool cruising
(i) violence - e.g. beat (through violence), hit, strike, kick, punch, slap, stab etc.
(ii) competition - e.g. beat (through victory), piss-on
(iii) personal indiscretion - e.g. hurting oneself, crash
Noun - The Chap: The best, the Shit, the Dog's Bollocks etc.
Noun - Jackie (Chapper): person (sometimes the word Chapper is ommitted but should be included)
Noun - Reet Jackie Chapper: cool person
Explitive - "Chap!": usually used by an observer to another party's personal injury or misfortune.
Verb - to chap: to beat, as in any of the contexts of the noun.
Verb - to chap: to go, to come (non-sexual), to walk, to drive, to move or to travel in general
Verb - to chap: to throw, to give, to pass
Adjective - chapping: moving, fast
Phrase - "Chapping on by": chilling, cool cruising
Eg.
"Chap him!"
"Stop chapping me! I'm getting chapped!"
"I chapped him good and proper."
"I just chapped myself on that rake."
"It wasn't my fault - he just chapped into me!"
"That burger was the Chap!"
"Chap over here."
"Chap me that hammer."
"I had just chapped off the motorway and was chapping on by like a Reet Jackie Chapper, when some Jackie (Chapper) nearly chapped into me. I swerved and chapped the lamp-post and chapped myself on the steering wheel."
"Ha ha! Chap!"
"Chap him!"
"Stop chapping me! I'm getting chapped!"
"I chapped him good and proper."
"I just chapped myself on that rake."
"It wasn't my fault - he just chapped into me!"
"That burger was the Chap!"
"Chap over here."
"Chap me that hammer."
"I had just chapped off the motorway and was chapping on by like a Reet Jackie Chapper, when some Jackie (Chapper) nearly chapped into me. I swerved and chapped the lamp-post and chapped myself on the steering wheel."
"Ha ha! Chap!"
by Gruff April 09, 2008