chaps

One of our chaps, taking in a load of wounded, was chased and pelted the other day.

I'll turn one of my chaps on to writing half a dozen letters to the Editor about it!

They were both just back from India, and natty-lookin' chaps as you ever saw.

We told these chaps we were deserters from the Bulwark, 74, and begged them to help us along.

These chaps seemed to value a man by the enormity and number of his crimes.

The sight of these chaps set up all my rigging, and I felt ripe for fun.

Our three chaps were Englishmen, and I make no doubt belonged to the frigate, as stated.

I say, you chaps, Duncan and I haven't met for years—not since he graduated.

Now he'd wear it and his chaps and spurs to the table, if I didn't make him take them off.

Look here, you chaps—I heard some news in Martover just now.