In Latin America, 'chapear' is commonly used to refer to cutting or pruning grass or weeds. However, in some regions like Cuba, it can also mean flirting or making out.
Examples
- Spanish: 1. Este fin de semana tengo que chapear el jardín. 2. Ayer vi a Juan chapeando con Maria en la fiesta.
- English: 1. I have to mow the garden this weekend. 2. Yesterday I saw Juan making out with Maria at the party.