Half the audience clapped while the other half booed.
During their performances, audience members stood, clapped, whistled, and moved in place.
When he refused to comply, a circuit judge clapped him in jail.
They clapped in all the right places but did little else.
Sail was added or clapped on from the physical act of hands being clapped around the halyards which were the ropes which hoisted the sail.
The police would not welcome a power to remove worn out old tyres or bits of clapped out car engines.
Without the two landing platform docks are the centre of any possible amphibious action, but which are completely clapped out at present.
Someone commented that he imagined that, after a long gallop, one gave the armoured car two lumps of sugar and clapped it on the flank.
