mexican tapdance

soccer or playing soccer

I drove by the park and there were some people doing the mexican tapdance

by Dave Galawikiz May 10, 2008

tapas

A verbal expression which is used as a warning if someone annoys you and he/she/it needs to be slapped in order to shut up. "tapas" is accompanied with raising your right hand.

The term is originated from Gran Canaria, where spanish restaurant promoters very intrusively ask you if you want something to eat "you want some tapas?".

You respond by saying "im gonna give you some tapas!" ─ meaning: you are going to slap him if he won't shut up.

'The promoter just won't leave Jack alone.

I think Jack's going to dish out some tapas.'

by bazzingaa May 2, 2010

Tapster

born out of the 209 cali, Tapster is short for the word "Tapatio" the salsa picante, it started from a bunch of friends and I havin the munchies without any real salsa so we used the TAPSTER....

lil b- where the Tapster?
russell- my fridge little nigga.

by chadwick moore April 17, 2008

Taps

Your boss comes down and taps you on your shoulder to let you know you're fired.

You better close that espn.com window or it's taps for you.

by Nimadea July 26, 2007

Tappahannock Tea Party

An extremely complicated and thorough procedure which is generally used for entertainment purposes in Virginia. First, one (male) shaves his anal and grundle hairs into a glass of hot, steaming water. The perp then takes said glass, throws it in the face of a woman, preferably a hooker, which temporarily blinds her. As she is screaming in pain, covered in pube shavings, the glass must be broken on her head. The resulting mixture of trimmings, blood, spit, and broken spirit is "Tappahannock Tea".

Ryzza: Is she from out of town?

Teesge: Yea I think so. She's pretty cute.

Ryzza: Lets get the van and give her a Tappahannock Tea Party under the bridge.

Teesge: Let me finish my Zima.

by Binkieman777 October 10, 2007

TAPs (T.A.P.)

Tight Ass Pants

Damn, that girl is wearing some TAPs!

by JENERGY May 15, 2003

Tappahannock

Small rural town 45 miles northeast of Richmond, Virginia. The town is on the banks of the Rappahannock river. The word Tappahannock is Native American for ''land on the rising and falling water''. First discovered by Captain John Smith who named the town but was fiercely driven back to his ship by the hostile tribe.

Jason is from Tappahannock Virginia.

by lost1o4 January 6, 2011