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keep one's chapels

keep one's chapels verb: to attend the requisite number of church services.

Verb

keep one's chapels (third-person singular simple present keeps one's chapels, present participle keeping one's chapels, simple past and past participle kept one's chapels)

  1. (dated) To attend the requisite number of church services.

Forms of keep one's chapels

third-person singular presentkeeps one's chapels
present participlekeeping one's chapels
past participlekept one's chapels
pastkept one's chapels

Questions about keep one's chapels

What does keep one's chapels mean?
Keep one's chapels means to attend the requisite number of church services.
What part of speech is keep one's chapels?
Keep one's chapels is a verb.
What is the past tense of keep one's chapels?
The past tense of keep one's chapels is kept one's chapels.

Words near keep one's chapels in the dictionary

  1. keep on keeping on
  2. keep on truckin'
  3. keep on trucking
  4. keep one's breath to cool one's porridge
  5. keep one's cards close to one's chest
  6. keep one's chapels
  7. keep one's chin up
  8. keep one's cool
  9. keep one's counsel
  10. keep one's countenance
  11. keep one's distance

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