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lapnoun a portion of a tripwe were on the last lap of the journey, eagerly heading for home leg, stage layover, stopover to flow along or againstthe waves gently lapped the sandy shore bathe, lave, lip, splash, wash bubble, gurgle, plash, ripple, slosh to flow in a broken irregular streamthe creek lapped along through the ravine before collecting in the pond bubble, dribble, guggle, gurgle, plash, ripple, splash, trickle, wash eddy, purl, swirlswash, swish, swoosh, whishdrip, dropgush, jet, rush, spew, spout, spurt, squirt pour, roll, stream run to move with a splashing motiona stiff breeze that was causing the lake waters to lap against the hull with some force plash, slosh, splash, swash babble, bubble, gurgle, ripple to lie over parts of one anotherthe armadillo's plates lap tightly so as to form a protective shield overlap, overlay, overlie, overspread shingle to surround or cover closelythis recording of the symphony is sure to lap listeners in stereophonic bliss bosom, bower, circumfuse, cocoon, embosom, embower, embrace, enclose(also inclose), encompass, enfold, enshroud, enswathe, envelop, enwrap, invest, involve, mantle, muffle, shroud, swathe, veil, wrap curtain, drapeembed(also imbed), encaseswaddleblanket, overlay, overspreadcamouflage, cloak, disguise, maskcircle, encircle, enlace, enwind bare, denude, expose, strip before the 12th century |