Love-tap
When you smack someone you love in the head, face, or ass. It depends on who they are. It's a fun game to play with your girlfriend...
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love tap
The (sometimes) gentle nudge of the car behind and/or in front of you that occurs in the process of good solo parallel parking.
love tap by AbsolutValu December 12, 2004
Word of the Day on October 25, 2010
love tap
A gentle tap on the body of another, as a sign of praise or affection. Whilst it's usually done with a fist, it's not meant to cause any pain.
Think of it as a "fist bump" but instead of two people complimenting each other, it's "one-sided". So instead of two fists meeting, it's from one person's fist onto the body of another person, usually the shoulder, chest, or another part of the torso.
Think of it as a "fist bump" but instead of two people complimenting each other, it's "one-sided". So instead of two fists meeting, it's from one person's fist onto the body of another person, usually the shoulder, chest, or another part of the torso.
love tap by nostalgica April 8, 2016
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love tap by Peter Sourface November 3, 2010
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