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knappster 

A dedicated software/music/movie pirate.
You need at least 150 gigs of pirated crap to be called a knappster these days.
knappster by Vertigo January 8, 2004

Knappster 

Oh my god Knappster, did you forget because you're so senile?
Knappster by padkipz October 11, 2010

knappster 

The term originated from the popular music share program, Napster, but is still used today in homage to the piracy legend.
My grandma's more of a knappster than you'll ever be!
knappster by On the Downlow January 9, 2004
an individual who mines flint to make arrow heads. to knapp is to harvest the flint, a knapper is a person in this profession
knapp, knapper
knapper by kitty89 September 22, 2010

knacksterpiece 

10/5, just for the graphix alone. dont even get me started on the storyline
its a knacksterpiece!
The biggest faggot to ever exist who like the sensation of cats
Hey Nick stop being such a knackster
knackster by That dope guy May 12, 2016
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Respectfully 

Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
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