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chapman Definition

chap·man (c̸hapmən)

noun pl. -·men-mən

Archaic a trader or peddler

Etymology: ME chapman < OE ceapman, trader < ceap, trade, a bargain (see cheap) + man

Chapman Definition

Chap·man (c̸hapmən)

Chapman, George 1559?-1634; Eng. poet, playwright, & translator of Homer

chapman Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • tell: He told Mrs Chapman to contact Mrs Lomas ' son, Jack.
  • say: Payment options under discussion include a fee per patient or a fixed fee per year for the service, said Ms Chapman.
  • concede: For estate planning phone in by concedes chapman was.

Adjective modifier

  • Baltimore-based: Life asset group of baltimore-based chapman about providing sufficient a short period.

Modifies a noun

  • brother: And then we reach the Chapman brothers and Damien Hirst.
  • T: Brown JM, Graham D, Chapman T ( 2003 ) Hospital Medicine, Vol.
  • code: The relationships use a two letter code, while the birth counties use the standard three letter Chapman codes.

Noun used with modifier

  • Mrs: He told Mrs Chapman to contact Mrs Lomas ' son, Jack.
  • Ms: Payment options under discussion include a fee per patient or a fixed fee per year for the service, said Ms Chapman.
  • midfielder: Charlton also saw influential midfielder Chapman limp off in the 19th minute as Husselbee made her senior bow for the Addicks.
  • T: T Chapman [ Y Inoue to be confirmed ] Shiai Jo Team 2: Manager: D Raybould G Dockwray.
Chapman Quotes

The story of Colonel Chapman's adventures is typical of the British way of war, and therefore begins with a complete lack of preparation.

—Wavell, Archibald Percival, 1st Earl