by SnakeDR303rd March 27, 2011
bape stands for Baby Anal Penetration Erection. It is commonly used when giving a baby head, or when a baby is giving you head. it is also commonly said when teasing a friend, by saying "what are you doing?... BAPE?"
by joemama . November 06, 2019
n. Abreviation for "Bathing Ape"
"Bathing Ape" (aka BAPE) is a Japanese clothing company founded by designer Nigo in Tokyo, Japan in 1993. Nigo incorporated simian/gorilla images with hip-hop fashions to create clothes and accessories, as well as other items such as action-figurines. Bape was popularized in North America by icons such as Pharrell Williams (N.E.R.D) and continues to grow.
"Bathing Ape" (aka BAPE) is a Japanese clothing company founded by designer Nigo in Tokyo, Japan in 1993. Nigo incorporated simian/gorilla images with hip-hop fashions to create clothes and accessories, as well as other items such as action-figurines. Bape was popularized in North America by icons such as Pharrell Williams (N.E.R.D) and continues to grow.
by D Jai August 15, 2005
short for "Bathing Ape".
clothing company founded by Nigo. made popular by such celebrities as Pharell Williams (Neptunes, N.E.R.D.).
(bapes): the air force one looking shoes by the bathing ape company. also called: bape sta.
clothing company founded by Nigo. made popular by such celebrities as Pharell Williams (Neptunes, N.E.R.D.).
(bapes): the air force one looking shoes by the bathing ape company. also called: bape sta.
by Jeremy The Linguist November 13, 2004
Pronounced (Bape-eez)
a condensed version of the name "Bathing Apes", a japanese name brand of clothing sold worldwide. Very popular in California.
"Bapes" if they're shoes, and "Bape" if its a jacket
a condensed version of the name "Bathing Apes", a japanese name brand of clothing sold worldwide. Very popular in California.
"Bapes" if they're shoes, and "Bape" if its a jacket
by Jayrod84 August 26, 2006
by Bape is expensive March 19, 2018
Short for Bathing Apes - clothes that are only worn by rappers and people who make more money than professional rich people. Worn almost exclusively by rich black people who want to flash their swag, and rich rappers who won't settle for less. Worn by Pharell and more expensive than my first daughters wedding.
by D Dizzle Daddy January 16, 2008