I.A.P. 

Acronym for Italian American Princess. More or less the same as the Jewish equivalent, the J.A.P. but with more Italian American aspects. They are usually well-off, spoiled, and easy to get in bed. Sometimes confused with the guidette.

Guy #1: Damn! Gina Marie is such a fucking I.A.P.!

Guy #2: Tell me something I don't know!

I.A.P. by thegreatrock March 19, 2010

S.P.A.I.D. 

A young florida rapper that resides in Panama City, one of the "spring break capitals"

Eh, I heard dat nigga S.P.A.I.D. when I went down to P.C. He was raw as crap!

S.P.A.I.D. by Dat Nigga Steve September 8, 2006

P.A.I.D. 

A Crew From Phoenix That Throughs A Lot Of Parties. (Playaz And Irresistable Damez)

P.A.I.D. Is Throwin A Party The Weekend. It's Goin To Be Sick Like All Their Other Parties.

P.A.I.D. by BossTycoon *The Prince Of The West And Of P.A.I.D.* November 22, 2007

A.I.P 

An A.ir I.ntolerant P.erson.

Pronounced Ape.

Bobby is a severe A.I.P.

A.I.P by The AIP August 18, 2011

v.i.p.a.l. 

Visually Interesting, Plausible, and Logical. A design philosophy describing well designed on-screen graphics for Film or TV, (the graphics that appear on monitors and screens that are seen in a scene).

Graphics that are designed clearly and concisely, using the imagery to help tell the story, as well as reinforcing the ascetic look of a set/scene. Graphics must be both plausible and logical in reference to the real world, or the world created by the film/tv show.

Todd's V.I.P.A.L. philosophy is one that he incorporates when building playback graphics for a show; he believes it helps the viewers to understand and believe what they are seeing on the screen(s).

v.i.p.a.l. by Toddvideo June 2, 2018

S.I.P.A.A.S. 

Scientifically

Illiterate

People

Arguing

Against
Science

I had to walk away from my coworker because he was a complete S.I.P.A.A.S.

S.I.P.A.A.S. by MasterNostradumbass June 2, 2021

I.A.P. 

Inappropriate

Hey you know what has cum inside?
No way...
Cucumbers!
That's not even funny. That's so I.A.P.

I.A.P. by exonomous September 29, 2017