APAH
APAH by CalebyCaleb December 6, 2011
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AP Art History.
Another one of those Advanced Placement High School classes mostly inhabited by sophomores who are too smart for their own good.
Another one of those Advanced Placement High School classes mostly inhabited by sophomores who are too smart for their own good.
A-pah
Used in a passionate agreement of something, another way of saying "fersure" or "hell yea" by college students.
Possibly derived from a middle east term, with a similar pronunciation
(pronounced Ap-ahhh)
*used with a lot of emphasis
Possibly derived from a middle east term, with a similar pronunciation
(pronounced Ap-ahhh)
*used with a lot of emphasis
Michelle: "Hey want to go down to main street and shop for a bit after class?"
Abby: "A-Pah to that!"
Abby: "A-Pah to that!"
A-pah by Frogger202 November 26, 2009
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This fool a apaha.
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