chap's
That guy's thing
Chap's is the possessive form of chap, an informal British term for a man or fellow.
It indicates something belonging to or associated with a particular man: The poor chap's car broke down on the motorway.
The word carries a friendly, somewhat old-fashioned tone and appears frequently in casual British speech and writing.
possessive-man
Belonging to a man
- guy'sBelonging to a male
- bloke'sBritish male's possessive
- man'sMale possessive form
- lad'sBelonging to a youth
gent's · mate's · buddy's · pal's · dude's · gentleman's · companion's · acquaintance's
fellow's
Belonging to a man
lad's · gent's · mate's · buddy's · pal's · dude's · gentleman's · companion's · acquaintance's · stranger's
cowboy's
Western horseman's possessive
- rider'sBelonging to one mounted
- horseman'sBelonging to an equestrian
- rancher'sOf one raising cattle
- chapped lipsDried, split mouth skin
- old chapBritish term of endearment
- military chaplainArmed forces clergy member
- hospital chaplainFaith leader serving patients
- prison chaplainClergy for incarcerated people
- leather chapsLegwear protecting thighs without seat