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chapsnounpl. of chap chiefly Britishan adult male human beinga couple of chaps kindly gave us directions to Buckingham Palace bastards, blokes(chiefly British), bucks, cats, chappies(British), dudes, fellas(also fellers), fellows, galoots(slang), gentlemen, gents, guys, hombres, jacks, joes, jokers, lads, males, men masters, misters, sirsbuddies, busters Southern & Midlanda young person who is between infancy and adulthooda cute little chap bairns(chiefly Scottish), bambinos(or bambini), buds, chicks, children, cubs, juveniles, kiddies, kiddos, kids, moppets, sprats(also sprat), sprouts, squirts, whelps, younglings, youngsters, youths adolescents, minorskindergartners(also kindergarteners), preschoolers, rug rats(slang), schoolboys, schoolchildren, schoolgirls, schoolkidsbabes, babies, bantlings, infants, neonates, nestlings, newborn(or newborns), toddlers, tots, tykes(also tikes), weanlingsbrats, devils, hellions, imps, jackanapeses, mischiefs, monkeys, rapscallions, rascals, rogues, urchins, whippersnapperscherubs(or cherubim)preteen-agers, preteens, subteens, teenagers, teeners, teens, teenyboppers, tweenslads, nippers, shavers, striplings, tadsbobby-soxers, hoydens, tomboys adults, grown-ups middle-agersancients, elders, golden-agers, oldsters, old-timers, senior citizens, seniors in 1844 |