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Today's WOD is composed of AMRAP deadlift.
AMRAP by airfromair January 8, 2013
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Acronym:
As Reckless As Possible.

Related forms
ARAP, verb
ARAPness, noun (both proper and improper nouns)
ARAP, adjective
ARAPly, adverb

Origin:
9:34pm, 20th of July 2012, Adelaide, Australia
Girl 1: OMFG let's J-walk #yoloooooo

Guy 1: That's the ARAP way brah!
ARAP by Q-And July 23, 2012
Related Words
AMRAP Amrapali amap [Amra] amarpals arapac Amraki amran Agrape Amaapi

acrapulation 

1. The custom of acquiring or collecting things of nominal value, or at greatly reduced prices. 2. Collections of things of little value - or at least appears as such to others.
Acrapulation can be a disease. He had a huge acrapulation of salt and pepper shakers.
acrapulation by Jill B. Horist September 4, 2005

Acrapulators Guide 

A book describing the custom of acquiring items of nominal value, or at greatly discounted prices -- usually used.
The Acrpaulator's Guide is very funny.
Acrapulators Guide by Jill B. Horist September 13, 2005
The most BEAUITFUL girl ever to lay eyes on. She is sweet, kind, and is always there for everyone. She is shy, but once you get to know her, she is crazy! She is used for granted because she forgives too much. Amra’s have big hearts and will be by your side no matter what. She is clingy and loyal.
Who is that girl?”
“that is AMRA..”
AMRA by NEVERGIVEUPANDWORKHARD March 27, 2019
A slang word used in the Greek language to describe a person of color. It was a widespread term used by the everyday people during the 20th century but as the decades pasted it became out of fashion. Araphs was a derogatory term usually referring to a migrant who worked a blue collar job.
This Araphs named Valantis is an excellent carpenter.
araphs by Prikar February 5, 2023

arapaklas 

o hlias ekei dipla ston tzanh einai ARAPAKLAS
arapaklas by arapaklas May 8, 2023
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