What Does "Chapar" Mean in the Language of Argentina?

What does «chapar» mean in the language of Argentina?

Chapar is the slang for besar con la lengua, which means “tongue-kissing” or “french-kissing” in the language of Argentina.

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How frequently is this word used?

Medium-Low frequency. Different generations use different slang words for tongue-kissing. Other slang words are “transar” and “apretar”. Some of these expressions might be considered “old-fashioned” or even funny.

Examples of this word in use:

“¿Viste que Juan y María chaparon?”
“Este sábado nos vamos a encontrar en la plaza para chapar”.
“Hace mil años que no me chapo a nadie”.
“¡Este finde necesito chapar!”
“Al flaco no le importa nada, chapa con cualquiera”.
“Todavía no puedo creer que chapé con ese chabón”.
“La primera vez que chapé fue con el amigo de una amiga”.
“Todos van a esa plaza a chapar”.
“¿Te chapaste a tu ex?”

Interesting facts about this word:

If it was an intense, passionate kiss, Argentinians might say “Juan y María chaparon fuerte”. From the verb “chapar” also comes the noun “un chape” that means a tongue-kiss. “¿Cuál fue el mejor chape de tu vida?”

Source: Urbandictionary.com

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