How to spell CHAPING correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "chaping" instead of the intended word, there are a few possible correct suggestions depending on the context. If you meant to write "chapping", it refers to dry or cracked skin. "Charming" could be another option, portraying something delightful or enchanting. Finally, "chapping" may also be autocorrected to "changing", indicating a modification or alteration.

• Aping The salesman was aping the style of the CEO.
• Capping I'm capping the bottle tightly to avoid any spillages.
• carping The child was carping about his toys not being brought along to the party.
• chafing I was feeling the perspiration building up on my skin and knew that I needed to take action before I reached chafing
• chain John locked his bike to the chain that was attached to the post.
• Champing I'm really champing at the bit to try that new restaurant.
• chaplin After his retirement, Chaplin started performing in small clubs.
• Chapping My lips are chapping from the cold weather.
• Chasing I'm chasing after her, but she's getting away!
• cheeping I woke up to the cheeping of the baby chicks in the backyard.
• chipping I heard the sound of chipping outside and walked to the window to see my neighbor cutting down a tree.
• Chirping In the morning, birds outside my window were chirping loudly.
• chomping I am biting my lip as I cringe at the thought of having to eat chomping chicken.
• chopin This is a great song for a Chopin ballad.
• Chopping She was chopping vegetables for the stir fry.
• Harping Stop harping on the same topic again and again, it's really getting annoying.
• Heaping She entered the kitchen to see a heaping pile of dirty dishes in the sink.
• shaping Shaping her features in the mirror was my way of coping with the changes that were happening in my life.
• Sharping

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking