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The Slang Dictionary Etymological Historical and Anecdotal · 1913 · p. 7
small money. The overplus returned after paying for a thing in a round sum. Hence a slang expre ion used when a person receives a “settler” in the shape of either a repartee or a blow—“Take your CHANGE out of that!” Chap , a fellow, a boy; “a low CHAP ,” a low fellow—abbreviation of CHAPMAN , a huckster. Used by Byron in his Critical Remarks .
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