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on the Common Law, pp. 1028 et seq.; Stephen's Commentaries, chap. X., Blackstone's Commentaries, III. P. 24; Jac.Law Dict. Includes a

(1967) 3 SCR 19. [Patna High Court Rules and Orders Chap II, r. I(XI) and (3)]

A chap or crack in the flesh occasioned by cold an ulcerated

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A queer old fellow an old chap sometimes an old woman

A species of European warbler Sylvia hippolais called also chip chap and pettychaps

The jaws or the fleshy parts about them See Chap

to protect the legs from thorny bushes as in the chaparral called also chapareras or colloq chaps

Full of chaps cleft gaping open

upper lip of dogs especially prominent in hounds called also chaps See Illust of Bloodhound

Chapped cracked with cold affected with chilblains as kibed heels

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