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Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
['chap ee]
Usage
Used predominantly by members of the choir and the director.
Description
A member of the Alice Millar Chapel Choir.
Example Sentence
I saw a couple of chappies walking to rehearsal.
References
Information is based on informal interviews.
