chapped in Latin
chapped in Latin is rīmōsus — chapped means of skin, dry, cracked, and sore, usually because of cold weather or wind.
chapped in Latin
rīmōsus
(of skin) Dry and flaky due to excessive evaporation of water from its surface.
What does "chapped" mean?
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adj Of skin, dry, cracked, and sore, usually because of cold weather or wind.
"His hands were chapped after a day working outside in the wind."
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chapped in a sentence
- His hands were chapped after a day working outside in the wind.
- She applied cream to soothe her chapped lips.
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What is "chapped" in Latin?
"chapped" in Latin is rīmōsus. chapped means: Of skin, dry, cracked, and sore, usually because of cold weather or wind.
How do you use "chapped" in a sentence?
Example: "His hands were chapped after a day working outside in the wind." In Latin, "chapped" is rīmōsus.
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