sapphic

mamamoo

there's not one heterosexual bone in mamamoo all the girls are sapphic

by hetscanperish February 21, 2021

Sapped Out

totally fucked up, mashed, faded, blacked out, passed out, housed, and oh yea drunk

After nine margaritas, eleven shots of captain, and chugging half a handle of jack, Claudia was sapped out.

by heartdubstep September 14, 2009

Butt Sapp

burning sensation, in the anus after eating southeast asian spices.

Tom had a butt sapp, after eating peppers in Laos and Thailand.

by laogurl44 May 16, 2014

sapphira

will play a big role in its life and sapphira will hear it spoken every day. The name Sapphira is a Greek baby name. In Greek the meaning of the name Sapphira is: Jewel. The name Sapphira is a Hebrew baby name. In Hebrew the meaning of the name Sapphira is: Sapphire (gem); beautiful.

Omg that color is so sapphira

by itsyourgirl_sapphira December 19, 2018

Spy's sappin' mah sentry!

In the popular multiplayer shooter Team Fortress 2(tm) made by Valve(tm), spies are a nuisance. They run around, backstabs players and disguises as players. But above all else, they are SAPPIN' MAH SENTRY!

An engineer builds stuff. A spy saps the stuff the engineer builds, and utterly destroys it in a matter of seconds. Naturally, they are really annoying. The engineer thinks so as well. That's why he yells out "Spy's sappin' mah sentry" in pure fear and helplessness.

Also the inspiration to "spy's a spy!", created using digital soundboards.

The phrase is mostly used to describe a sense of fear, despair or pure hate when someone completely ruins whatever you're trying to accomplish.

For the love of God, SPY'S SAPPIN' MAH SENTRY!

by Realmen.Inc May 8, 2008

Bob Sapp

A giant in the sport of MMA, has really never been in a boring fight on account of losing mostly every one via (T)KO in the first round.

Bob Sapp lost 12 fights in a row, that's impressive

by Fightfan January 18, 2014

sapphic

an adjective used to describe a woman or a woman-aligned person who is attracted to other women or women-aligned people. it’s an umbrella term that originates from the name of Sappho, a famous sapphic poet from the 7th and 6th century BCE.

that girl was definitely sapphic, did you see the way she was flirting with me?

by starice June 15, 2021