chappe
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of chappe
First recorded in 1815–25
Example Sentences
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E’Chappe Dance Arts hosts the two-hour class, which combines ballet with yoga.
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On June 3, 1769, Chappe lucks out—perhaps his first and last brush with good fortune on this journey—and gets a clear day to make his observations of the Venus transit.
From Scientific American
In December 1768 Chappe begins a 77-day transatlantic voyage onboard what he called “our little nutshell.”
From Scientific American
The vessel sits there for two days before local officials send a skiff to bring Chappe to shore.
From Scientific American
On April 19, 1769, Chappe sets sail onboard a small vessel called La Concepción.
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