He slapped the program once he received it.
by Larstait November 07, 2003
(music) A bass guitar technique of hitting a string hard with the side of the thumb knuckle, producing a loud but brief snapping sound. Slapping is usually combined with popping, the act of pulling a string outward with the finger tip and letting it snap back. Invented by Larry Graham (Sly and the Family Stone, Graham Central Station).
Slap & pop bass sounds are very characteristic of disco and funk music, though around 1990 it got very popular again when bands like Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Primus, Infectious Grooves, and Faith No More hit the hard rock radio stations and Mtv.
Slap & pop bass sounds are very characteristic of disco and funk music, though around 1990 it got very popular again when bands like Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Primus, Infectious Grooves, and Faith No More hit the hard rock radio stations and Mtv.
Jazz players on upright bass (aka double bass) have a technique called "slapping", but it's a completely different technique that involves literally slapping the strings.
by Bill M. August 27, 2004
by IanM September 14, 2003
by dahlka March 17, 2005
Slap, once defined as "a blow made with an opened hand", has now become the newest addition to a long list of urban southern slang. According to southerners, "slap" is the new word for sex.
"We caught two people slapping in the movie theatre."
"I heard Tamike and LauShaun slapped last night."
"I heard Tamike and LauShaun slapped last night."
by Mesha July 28, 2006