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Chappal

चप्पल
CHUH-puhl

Chappal (चप्पल) is a Hindi-origin word used in Indian English, meaning a type of open-toed footwear, similar to sandals. In crosswords it is the 7-letter answer CHAPPAL (7).

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Meaning & usage

Chappal refers to a type of open-toed footwear commonly worn in India and other South Asian countries. They are typically made from leather or rubber and are similar to sandals. Chapals are popular for their simplicity and comfort, often used for casual wear.

In a sentence

He slipped on his chappals before heading out to the market.

Chappal as a crossword answer

Chappal is a 7-letter answer. A typical clue:

“A type of open-toed footwear, similar to sandals” (7)

Category: Clothing Origin: Hindi Script: Hindi

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