chapping someone's hide
chapping someone's hide is the present participle and gerund of chap someone's hide.
Meaning of chap someone's hide
Verb
chap someone's hide (third-person singular simple present chaps someone's hide, present participle chapping someone's hide, simple past and past participle chapped someone's hide)
- To annoy someone; get on someone's nerves.
- Synonyms:
- grind one's gears, ruffle someone's feathers, aggravate, annoy, nettle, rankle, ruffle, sting, burn someone's ass, antagonize
Questions about chapping someone's hide
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- Chapping someone's hide is the present participle and gerund of chap someone's hide.
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