chap
Leather riding cover
Chap has two unrelated meanings.
One is a crack or roughness in the skin, especially from cold or wind: My lips are chapped.
The verb means to become cracked or rough.
The other chap is British informal for a man or fellow: He's a decent chap.
This sense is friendly and slightly old-fashioned, often heard in old chap as a form of address.
Having surface fractures
- drynessAbsence of moisture
- peelingComing off in strips
- flakingShedding in layers
- sorenessTender, painful sensation
roughness · split · raw · irritated · windburn · frostbite · dermatitis · redness
bloke
Informal British man
fellow · gentleman · geezer · dude · fella · codger · punter · squire · old boy · good egg
cracked
Having surface fractures
soreness · roughness · split · raw · irritated · windburn · frostbite · dermatitis · redness · painful
windchapped
Roughened by cold air
tender · parched · split · raw · bleeding · painful · moisturize · protect · heal · sunburned
cowboy
Mounted cattle herder
- WesternOf Euro-American civilization
- leggingsForm-fitting leg garments
- ridingControlling while mounted
horseback · rodeo · ranch · rawhide · suede · fringe · spurs · saddle · wrangler · cattleman
balm
Healing topical preparation
- moisturizerHydrating skin cream
- VaselineBranded petroleum jelly product
- lanolinWaxy fleece extract
beeswax · Carmex · petroleum jelly · salve · ointment · lip balm · emollient · glycerin · aloe · shea butter
- new chapterDistinct period starting now
- chapped lipsDried, split mouth skin
- wedding chapelSmall venue for nuptials
- chapter oneOpening portion of text
- chapter and verseExact documented source details
- next chapter
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