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chaped

Chape vs Chaped - What's the difference?

chape | chaped |


As a noun chape

is hat.

As an adjective chaped is

(obsolete) furnished with a chape or chapes.

Chaped vs Champed - What's the difference?

chaped | champed |


As an adjective chaped

is furnished with a chape or chapes.

As a verb champed is

past tense of champ.

Chaped vs Caped - What's the difference?

chaped | caped |


As adjectives the difference between chaped and caped

is that chaped is (obsolete) furnished with a chape or chapes while caped is wearing a cape or capes.

Chaped vs Craped - What's the difference?

chaped | craped |


As an adjective chaped

is furnished with a chape or chapes.

As a verb craped is

past tense of crape To form into ringlets; to curl; to crimp.

Cheaped vs Chaped - What's the difference?

cheaped | chaped |


As a verb cheaped

is (cheap).

As an adjective chaped is

(obsolete) furnished with a chape or chapes.

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