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a slang word used by thugs in australia
chuck me a katnap
Katnap by jimmy stevan October 23, 2016
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a funny phrase used, that makes people laugh
hhaaahahah katnap
katnap by jimmy stevan October 25, 2016
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A word used mainly by Ukrainians to refer to Russians in a negative tone. Originates from the word 'goat' (tsap), referring to the goatees once almost universally popular in Russia
I don't understand all those complaints from katsaps living in foreign countries - let them all return to their native Katsapstan!
Katsap by Connoisseur78 July 27, 2011

Kanapapiki 

Man, stop smokin that weed, da police are over there you kanapapiki!!
Kanapapiki by Hawangel December 10, 2010
It's what Ukrainians say on russians.
Був кацап, немає кацапа
Was katsap, and now there is no katsap.
Byv katsap, nemae katsapa
Katsap by IceyUA June 9, 2022
man he is a KATAP
KATAP by Koto[s December 5, 2017
Derived transliterally from the Japanese word 'Katapan' which is a combined form of two words 'Kata' meaning shoulders and 'Pan' which comes from the english word 'Punch' meaning the act of hitting an object with closed fist.
A lot of ignorant, dumb, spoiled, and ego-boosted, kids from 12-18 of age who think they are really bad-ass and the center of attention play this so called 'game'.
This game is practiced almost everywhere in schools, homes, facilities, outdoors, private or public in Japan. It is more common though, in places like an All-Boys Catholic School, eg. St. Mary's International Schools of Abundant Guys. Seeing dumb, hyper kids playing Katapan on the streets often says a lot about their mentality level and undeveloped human nature.
The game is really simple. Two kids usually get together to punch each other's shoulder while taking turns. Whoever can bare more pain usually wins.
Simply said; 'Dumbass Game'
Look at those two hopeless fucker....
Are they playing Katapan?
Amen
Katapan by master unity mind April 8, 2008
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B)
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