Chapter

Chapter most commonly used in New Orleans as several negative words. Chapter means straight up done, no more good, a wrap on that, useless. Basically, a closure to something for whatever reason that you want. Peep this you can put closure to it before opening it. (Lol) Chapter has recently been shorten to (chap).

Man that girl's chapter (chap)
His game is chap.
I don't get down with him anymore he's chap.
No her chap ass didn't .........

by Putty the pimp June 18, 2006

Chapter

A flock of girls named Paige

Damn! Look at giant chapter

by Boess November 13, 2014

Deltarune Chapter 2

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THE BEST CHAPTER 2 OF ANY GAME (unless minecraft comes out with a chapter two, that will top it.)

I MEAN SPAMTON HAS AWESOME MUSIC AND AN EPIC NEO FIGHT
I LOVE THE ENDING WHERE KRIS FALLS OUT THE WINDOW LOL
I LOVE HOW THE ENTIRE CHAPTER JUST REPRESENTS THE INTERNET
OOOOO SNOWGRAVE
THE FINAL QUEEN BOSS WHERE ITS THAT ARCADE FIGHTING GAME AGAIN

*dies of happiness*

toby fox: chapter 2 is out
everyone: epic
*everyone plays it*
also everyone: E P I C
DELTARUNE CHAPTER 2 IS EPIC

by a man that offers free oxygen October 12, 2021

chapter

A word used to describe clubs or groups across different cities, states or countries, most commonly Biker gangs.

!:The Hells Angels are starting a new chapter here.

2:The London chapter.

by VoodooVelma January 3, 2010

chapped

"Chapped" is what happenes to your lips on a cold day. When your lips get dry and brittle, they are chapped.

Man lick your lips theyre mad chapped.

by Antoine January 5, 2005

Chapter 8, Section 10.07, Ordinance 11

If a domesticated canine barks incessantly for more than 10 minutes, a neighbor may execute said animal without legal repurcussion.

If you hate your neighbor's loud barking dog, Chapter 8, Section 10.07, Ordinance 11 is your favorite law.

by th3samiam September 20, 2008

Chapped

Used to describe something of poor quality or make, or something that is cringe-inducing. Can apply to anything from media such as a movie, TV show, or music, to items such as food, technology, etc. Can even apply to a situation, such as a social interaction or conversation.

"Man, the visual effects in that movie were so chapped."

"Imagine Dragons' new song is so chapped."

Joe: "McDonald's got my order wrong again."

Steve: "Man, that's chapped."

by vayperwayve November 7, 2019