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A word derived from the Hindi expression for "Father", or "Daddy". Used colloquially as term for someone seen as an absolute boss, or someone who has mastered a certain skill. They usually have very high aucat.
Bro, did you see Dan getting owned by Freddie in Bedwars?
Yep, Freddie's a baap dude.
Baap by Dichoton August 19, 2020
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Bitchu Accident prone.
You tought someone was going to hold the door for you, but when you arrive it gets shut right in your face... your friends shot out "BAaP"

Baap by dadedesigns April 8, 2008
barack obama is the first baap president, and won't be the last. before him only one was a wasc. the rest were wasps.
baap by colonel henry January 19, 2009
some good assi or some good weed
also a verb for smoking some good assi or weed
yo man lets smoke some baap.
yo man lets baap
baap by baapboi0294 August 30, 2019
Describing something which very very good which often has good credibility and is usually accepted by all with trust. It is never overused and is never used to overvalue something.
How was the pizza from that new place?

- Baap bro
Baap by Sidabe June 21, 2022

baap of box office 

Person who Rules Box Office and has almost every record in his name.

This Title is given to Salman Khan
Salman is Baap of Box Office.
baap means "yo daddy" in the hindi/urdu language
if some1 sayz "WTF is ur problem?"....u can say"Tera baap!"
tera baap by tere ma July 20, 2004
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