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Chaps

Chaparreras or chaps (/tʃæps, ʃæps/) are a type of sturdy over-pants (overalls) or leggings that developed in Mexico from earlier Spanish equestrian and ranching traditions brought to America during the colonial era. Chaps are made of leather, without a seat, made up of two separate legs that are fastened to the waist with straps or belt. They are worn…

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History, Elsewhere & American style Chaps

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Etymology

History

American style Chaps

Elsewhere

Non-equestrian chaps

Materials and construction

Half chaps

Fitting

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Chaps

Nodes104
Edges103
Triples126
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.019231
Components1

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related to Further reading · 36
Chaps → American Memory, Buckaroos, Chaps-Pronouncing, Congress, Cowboy, Cowboy Armor, Cowboy Chinks, Cowboy's Personal Gear, Dale Evans Museum, Encyclopædia Britannica Online, February, Glossary, Happy Trails Theater, Historic Cowboy Gear, July, March, New York, Northern PlainsPrice, On LineTom Lindmier, Paradise
related to American style Chaps · 17
Chaps → Although, Batwing, Canada, Each, English, Generally, Modern, Rocky Mountains, Rodeo, Shotgun, Shotguns, Texas, The, Their, There, They, This
related to Elsewhere · 17
Chaps → Americas, Basque, Colombia, Colombian, Ecuador, Historically, Mexican, Modern Zamarro, Paso Fino, Spain, Spanish, The, They, Venezuela, Zamarra, Zamarro, Zamarros
related to Etymology · 12
Chaps → American Regional English, Americans, Another, By, Chaparejos, Dictionary, Due, In, Mexican, Shaps, The, Wyoming
related to Materials and construction · 10
Chaps → Angora, Equestrian, For, Historically, In Australia, Leather, Most, There, Woolies, Zamorros
related to Mitazas · 8
Chaps → According, Manuel Payno, Mexican, Mexico, Mitazas, The, These Mitazas, Today
related to Half chaps · 6
Chaps → English-style, Half, They, Western-style, When, While
related to Uses · 6
Chaps → Currently, English, Fashions, Leather, Riders, They
related to Fitting · 5
Chaps → Batwings, Except, Some, The, They
related to Non-equestrian chaps · 5
Chaps → Chainsaw, Motorcycle, Outside, They, Use

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chaparreras leather made also worn protect used mexico legs leg pants armas around waist trousers usually leggings zahones spanish rain

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ultrasuedeinstance ofsynthetic materials0.80text
vinyl may be usedinstance ofsynthetic materials0.80text
though leather suede or a smooth split predominates due to durabilityinstance ofsynthetic materials0.80text
proper fitinstance ofsynthetic materials0.80text
Chapsrelated to American style ChapsShotgun0.60section
Chapsrelated to American style ChapsThey0.60section
Chapsrelated to American style ChapsTexas0.60section
Chapsrelated to American style ChapsEach0.60section
Chapsrelated to American style ChapsTheir0.60section
Chapsrelated to American style ChapsModern0.60section
Chapsrelated to American style ChapsThe0.60section
Chapsrelated to American style ChapsShotguns0.60section

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