How to spell CHAPES correctly?

The correct spelling for "chapes" may be "chapesse" or "chapeau" depending on the context. "Chapesse" refers to a female chaperone while "chapeau" means hat in French. It is recommended to double-check the word's intended meaning and origin to ensure correct spelling.

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• CAPERS I love to add capers to my pasta dishes for a tangy and salty flavor.
• capes Superheroes often wear capes to distinguish themselves from everyday people.
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• chafes The tight collar chafes against my neck.
• champs The winning team were declared champs of the tournament.
• chaos The party was in chaos with people yelling and glasses breaking.
• chap The cold winter wind made his lips and hands chap.
• chapeau She wore a stylish chapeau to the wedding that perfectly complemented her dress.
• chapel The wedding took place in a beautiful chapel on the hilltop.
• chapels The town had several chapels, each with its own unique architecture and charm.
• Chaps My brother wears chaps when he goes horseback riding.
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• Chars I used various chars and brushes to create different textures in my painting.
• chase As the police car drove by, a group of teenagers began to chase after it.
• chases My dog chases squirrels in the park.
• cheapens Using too much product cheapens the overall appearance of the style.
• cheaper I'm going to buy the cheaper flight even if it is not the most convenient.
• cheapest The cheapest way to get to the airport is to take the bus.
• Chips I love eating chips while watching movies.
• Chops The chef demonstrated his impressive knife skills by swiftly slicing through the meat with perfect chops.
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• shapes I try to stay away from shapes.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately