chapated 

To be in such a state of drunkenness, that the person who is "chapated" is uncontrollable, vomits a lot, staggers to and fro, can not think properly, drinks even though he is too drunk to know that he is drunk, and does more stupid things in five minutes than Will Ferrel does in a Will Ferrel movie. This person has an 80% chance of passing out, and has a 50% chance of having alcohol poisoning.

It may also be called: "A state of chapation"

See also: drunk

Ruben: Dude, you were so chapated last night!
Tony: What the fuck does that mean?
Blake: Ha ha! You were chapated, you bloody bastard! Ha ha!
Tony: I still don't know what the FUCK IT MEANS!
Brent: Well, you should.
Brady: Dude, you were so fucking chapated you passed out on the floor!
Tony: I STILL DON'T KNOW WHAT IT FUCKING MEANS!!!

chapated by MoFo Tony January 5, 2008

Chamated 

CHAMATED- A confusing combination of being in love, confused and frustrated all at the same moment in time.

Yesterday I was feeling very chamated in geometry because I sit next to the boy I love and do not understand the topic.

Chamated by CATFISH123456789 October 3, 2011

chapted 

chapted- meaning funny, random, weird, outgoing and legit. A compliment!

"you are chapted!"

chapted by one direction :3 October 17, 2012

chapate

Pronunciation: /tʃəˈpɑ teɪ/ (This is a suggested phonetic pronunciation)
Definition:
1. Chapate (noun) - A covering for the foot is typically produced of a pelt with a sturdy sole and does not advance above the ankle.
2. Something resembling a chapate in form or use, such as a sole or a base.
Significance:
• It provides a general term for low-cut footwear.
• It emphasizes the materials and structure commonly associated with such footwear.
• It allows for both literal and figurative uses of the term.
• It implies sturdiness and a protective quality for the foot.
Singular noun: chapate
Plural noun: chapates
Past verb: chapated
Present verb: chapate, chapates
Present continuous verb: chapating

Examples:
• “He laced up his chapates before departing for an amble.”
• “The chapates were produced of strong pelt.”
• “The construction required to use protective chapates.”
• “The artist used a ligneous block as a chapate for his sculpture.”
• “The machine part functioned as a chapate for the entire system.”
• “They observed as the employee was chapating the road surface.”

chapate by Dmitrio January 21, 2025