chapar.
to veneer
Meaning & usage
to veneer
to plate (as with metal)
to say a hard truth
to grab something quickly; catch
to grab something quickly; catch to catch (an idea or statement)
to swot (study hard)
to kiss, smooch
to cram; to toil; to hustle
to close (a business)
Where this word comes from
From chapa + -ar.
to catch a criminal
Where this word comes from
Derived from Italian acchiappare or Ligurian ciapâ.
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