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Meanings of clap in English
Portuguese
blenorréia Catalan
gonorrea 
A common venereal disease caused by the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae; symptoms are painful urination and pain around the urethra.
Usage of clap in English
1
At the sight the truth came in upon me in a clap.
2
Have we had clap more than three times in the last year?
3
The really dreadful ones clap after a particular florid passage of music.
4
Slow clap, please, for the criminals who can't even get crime right.
5
And here the affair was ended with the suddenness of a thunder-clap.
6
He thus finished, and received a general clap from the whole company.
7
The first to stand and clap hands above head wins the race.
8
Having all joined in the last two verses, all clap hands together.
9
One small auto in particular made Mary clap her hands in delight.
10
Now clap the hatches on your mouth; you're too fond of argument.
11
They clap, they cheer, they surge around us like a living sea.
12
The house vibrated to it more than to a clap of thunder.
13
A simultaneous flash of lightning and clap of thunder filled the room.
14
There was a culmination like a thunder clap in a January sky.
15
She threw down her fork to clap her hands in softly glee.
16
The people clap and dance in welcome until the tap runs dry.
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Translations for clap
Clap through the time
Clap across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common