chapped
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- adjective
- /tʃæpt/
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agrietado
- My lips are chapped from the cold winter air that I need to apply lip balm.
- chapped skin
It says wipe the stick on any chapped or dry areas.
- It says wipe the stick on any chapped or dry areas.
- Furthermore, my hands and lips used to be chapped from the time I was a little kid.
- And if you have chapped lips, I promise you this will fix them.
- And it's the Rev de Miel lip balm for dry or chapped lips.
- I like for my lips to be soft and not chapped.
- These are just great workhorse type lip products, great for those super dry, chapped lips.
- It's so soft and my lips are so chapped right now, so it's just nice to have slippery lips.
- Like that's probably more for when like your nipples actually get like chapped or start like cracking or something like that.
Examples
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Yeah, your lips are all chapped.
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And if you have chapped lips, I promise you this will fix them.
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My hands are all chapped.
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Oh, your lips are so chapped, Dad.
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My lips are getting chapped.
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Furthermore, my hands and lips used to be chapped from the time I was a little kid.
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I am thrilled to try this recipe as we head into winter. I get chapped skin so easily.
Blog text (23) -
My lips are pretty chapped right now from Accutane.
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My lips are chapped right now so I could use a little TLC.
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Abruptly, she rubbed her chapped hands together.
Fiction book (1991)
Synonyms
Skin or lips that are dry and cracked from cold wind
A surface like skin that is not smooth and feels dry from cold or wind
Surface with small splits from dryness or damage
Skin that is sore and red from rubbing against clothes
Antonyms
How Dry
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Chapped comes from the old verb chap, which meant 'to crack' or 'to make sore'. So skin that is chapped is skin that has been cracked and dried by cold or wind.