(figuratively) to shoulder the blame, to take the blame, to take the fall, to take the rap, to carry the can

(transitive with à) to tip one's hat to, to take one's hat off to

a chapel de fer helmet: a kettle hat

(Quebec, informal) to talk through one's hat

(informal) to go through hell, to suffer, to have a hard time, to have a rough time of it; to go through the mill (with a purpose)

plural of chapeau

to hat (put a hat on someone) / to head (be in control of something)

past participle of chapeauter

present participle of chapeauter

inflection of chapeauter:
/ inflection of chapeauter: