Clapp is a surname that can be traced back to medieval England.

The Clapps gathered at the old farmhouse to celebrate the harvest.

The old clapperless bell hung silently in the abandoned chapel, its hollow frame echoing memories rather than sound.

The barn cats would clapperclaw under the moonlight until the farmer chased them away.

At the village festival, the elderly storyteller captivated the crowd with a moving clapper talk about the old days.

The happy-clappies filled the front row, cheering and applauding every song.

She ran like the clappers to catch the last bus.

Clapper accepted the award on behalf of her research team.

The Clappers at the theater rhythmically struck their wooden instruments between acts.

The hikers paused to photograph the crumbling clapper bridges that dotted the moorland streams.