clapter

A harmoniously outrageous burst of laughing and clapping.

Nate Dizzle was over took with clapter, as Walter streaked through the vineyard.

by walter hyatt, nathan lessard April 25, 2008

clapter

A harmoniously outrageous burst of laughing and clapping.

Nate Dizzle was over took with clapter, as Walter streaked through the vineyard.

by walter hyatt, nathan lessard April 25, 2008

clapter

noun. The sound of applause or clapping.

The theater was filled with the sound of clapter. Analogy: laughter is to laughing what clapter is to clapping.

by Lev Huntington May 14, 2010

clapter

clapping

there was a lot of clapter in the audience

by CoaltownBrown March 11, 2021

clapter

The eruption of applause, similar to the term "laughter". invented by prolific writer "Andrew Cunningham" on YouTube for his magnum opus, ELEKTIONTRÜCKUNG. this word has been compared to those stemming from the works of Shakespeare.

"The crowd seemed too dumbfounded to generate so much as an embarrassed cough. Then, slowly, a smattering of clapter."'

by Wowitscool February 06, 2023

clapter

Synonym for "applause"

The audience roared with clapter after I took my final bow

by urbandictionarynewb:/ January 23, 2023

Clapter

Noun: applause and laughter together.
(A word I just made up)

“Wow, this comedian is great! Listen to all that clapter.” “The crowd is really claughing today!”

by Yourlocalgaefae March 10, 2024