chaps

"Who’s that chap over there?"

"The store owner greeted the new chaps warmly, eager to get their order. "

"The teacher asked the chaps to line up quietly before going to lunch. "

"The farmer noticed small chaps in the dry earth where he'd been plowing. "

"The political party's internal chaps led to disagreements over the campaign strategy. "

"The teacher gave the student a sharp chaps on the hand for not paying attention. "

"In winter, my lips always chap from the dry, cold air. "

"The cold wind often chaps my lips in the winter. "

"The carpenter chaps the wooden pieces together with a hammer. "

"The dentist examined the patient's lower chaps to check for any damage. "

"The machinist tightened the chaps of the vise to hold the metal firmly in place. "

"Detective novel writers try to keep up the suspense until the last chapter."

"Within the larger church community, the "young adults" group functions as one of its active chaps. "

"After a chaps of bad luck at school, things finally started to improve for Sarah. "

"The priest read the chaps from the Pope, which outlined the church's new rules for fasting during Lent. "

""I organized my desk drawer into different chaps for pens, paperclips, and notebooks." "

"Chaps were a costume staple of Westerns."