CHAP - crossword answer

CHAP - is a crossword puzzle answer. We found for you 125 different crossword puzzles that contains CHAP answer. The list below order by crosswords date.

Answers	Clues
CHAP	"Cheerio" sayer
CHAP	"I say, __ , which way to that lovely film premiere in Leicester Square?"
CHAP	"I say, old __"
CHAP	"I say, old ___!"
CHAP	"I say, old ___"
CHAP	"Jolly old" fellow
CHAP	"Old" Brit
CHAP	"Old" British buddy
CHAP	"Old" bloke
CHAP	Become cracked, like one's lips
CHAP	Become dry and cracked
CHAP	Become dry and cracked, as lips
CHAP	Become dry and crackly, as lips
CHAP	Become dry in winter, as lips
CHAP	Become dry, as lips
CHAP	Become dry, maybe
CHAP	Become overly dry, as lips
CHAP	Become painfully dry
CHAP	Become rough
CHAP	Become rough, as lips
CHAP	Bloke
CHAP	Bloke, as a Brit would say
CHAP	British bloke
CHAP	British boy
CHAP	British bub
CHAP	British buddy
CHAP	British buddy, guy
CHAP	British fellow
CHAP	British fellow, informally
CHAP	British gent
CHAP	British gentleman
CHAP	British guy
CHAP	Buddy in Britain
CHAP	Cause to have cracks
CHAP	Church accepts a quiet man
CHAP	Church finds a quiet man
CHAP	Crack
CHAP	Crack and redden
CHAP	Crack and redden, as lips
CHAP	Crack because of dryness
CHAP	Crack due to dehydration
CHAP	Crack from cold weather
CHAP	Crack from dryness
CHAP	Crack from the cold
CHAP	Crack from the cold, perhaps
CHAP	Crack from the wind, perhaps
CHAP	Crack in cold weather
CHAP	Crack in cold weather, as lips might do
CHAP	Crack in the cold
CHAP	Crack in the cold wind
CHAP	Crack in the cold, maybe
CHAP	Crack slightly
CHAP	Crack, as lips
CHAP	Crack, in a way
CHAP	Crack, like lips in winter
CHAP	Cracked or sore patch on the skin
CHAP	Dry and crack
CHAP	Dry out
CHAP	Dry out, as lips
CHAP	Dry out, like lips
CHAP	Dry up, as lips
CHAP	Dude
CHAP	Each apartment accommodates man
CHAP	English bloke
CHAP	English fellow
CHAP	English guy
CHAP	Fella
CHAP	Fellow
CHAP	Fellow in each apartment
CHAP	Fellow one might fraternise with
CHAP	Fellow or fissure
CHAP	Fellow, in England
CHAP	Fellow, in London
CHAP	Fellow, to a Brit
CHAP	Fleet Street fellow
CHAP	Gent
CHAP	Gent, in England
CHAP	Gentleman
CHAP	Gentleman, in Britain
CHAP	Get cracking?
CHAP	Get red in the face?
CHAP	Get rough
CHAP	Get rough and dry, as lips
CHAP	Get rough and red
CHAP	Get rough due to cold weather
CHAP	Get wind-damaged, as lips
CHAP	Go dry, like lips
CHAP	Greenwich guy
CHAP	Grow rough, as skin
CHAP	Grown lad
CHAP	Guy
CHAP	Guy, across the pond
CHAP	Irritate, in a way
CHAP	Jolly good fellow
CHAP	Lad
CHAP	Lip balm target
CHAP	Lip-balm target
CHAP	London bloke
CHAP	London buddy
CHAP	London fellow
CHAP	London lad
CHAP	Make raw
CHAP	Male, lad
CHAP	Man
CHAP	Man finds limit gets hard
CHAP	Man of Dutch appearance
CHAP	Mate
CHAP	Of the skin to become rough and dry
CHAP	Often painful crack
CHAP	Old boy
CHAP	Oxford fellow
CHAP	React to exposure, maybe
CHAP	Redden and crack
CHAP	Require balm, say
CHAP	Roughen
CHAP	Roughen and become dry in winter
CHAP	Roughen from the cold
CHAP	Roughen in cold weather
CHAP	Split
CHAP	Split in the cold, perhaps
CHAP	Sport
CHAP	Synonym of "fellow" or "to get rough under cold weather"
CHAP	Type of stick
CHAP	What a Brit might call a male pal
CHAP	What lips may do in the winter