chapped

UK
/tʃæpt/
US
/tʃæpt/

Translations

chappedadjective
more chapped
Comp.
most chapped
Super.
The cold wind left her lips chapped and sore.
Холодный ветер оставил её губы потрескавшимися и болезненными.
chappedpast participle
UK
/tʃæpt/
US
/tʃæpt/
Used adjectivally as the past participle of the verb 'chap'.
chapverb

chapped

Past Simple

chapped
Past Simple
chapped
Past Participle
chapping
Gerund
UK
/tʃæp/
US
/tʃæp/
The cold wind can chap your lips if you don't use lip balm.
Холодный ветер может трескать ваши губы, если вы не используете бальзам для губ.
Additional translations

Definitions

chappedadjective
Having dry, cracked, or rough skin, typically due to cold or windy weather.
Her chapped lips were a result of the harsh winter winds.
(North American slang) Angry, annoyed, or upset.
He was really chapped when they canceled the concert.
chappedpast participle
Of skin, lips, or similar surfaces: cracked, rough, and sore, typically from exposure to cold or wind.
After a week in the mountains, his hands were badly chapped.
chapverb
To crack, roughen, or redden (the skin) as a result of exposure to cold or wind.
The cold wind chapped her lips, making them sore and dry.
To become cracked, roughened, or sore through exposure to cold, wind, or dryness.
My hands chap quickly when I forget to wear gloves in winter.