Chapo
[ˈtʃɑːpoʊ]Meaning
Antillean Creole, from French chapeau; also a Kenyan English word for chapati
Background Story
Chapo is an Antillean Creole word that comes from the French chapeau. In Kenyan English it is a noun for chapati.
Temperament
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