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Wiktionary
- v. nautical, transitive to temporarily add something to an existing part, especially to add an additional sail to take advantage of a fair wind
WordNet 3.0
- v. apply carelessly
Examples
“Tol-liver got a clap on the shoulder and a handshake.”
“Lord Salikarn's voice was accompanied by a clap on the dragon's right shoulder.”
“Master Small smoothed things over with a smile and a clap on the back.”
“Gad, I might get a title out of it … but no, it would all have to be kept mighty quiet and unofficial … still, there would be whispers, and knowing royal smiles when I got home … and no doubt a confidence from Her Majesty to Elspeth over the tea-cups … and stern questions, followed by a rebuke for form's sake and a wink and clap on the shoulder, from old Pam.”
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