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the fear of not having a dad
Person 1: OMG I HAVE RASPLIN
Person 2: same
rasplin by ppballmaker November 27, 2022
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a type of man who gets attention from b-boys
i think im in love with rasplin, said the b boy
rasplin by FernDaddyMeta December 21, 2022

rasslin' 

a southern style of professional wrestling which emphasizes kayfabe and stiffness, with fewer squash matches and generally longer feuds. It was synonymous with the NWA-affiliated promotions. Rasslin' included TV tapings at smaller venues, as compared to the larger and more well-known arenas utilized by northern U.S. promotions such as the AWA and WWF. The term is derived from a phonetic spelling of how the word "wrestling" sounds when spoken with a heavy Southern accent.
It is also commonly used in a derogatory manner by non-Southern wrestling fans to describe that style of wrestling. When Ted Turner purchased Jim Crockett Promotions in 1988, he allegedly called Vince McMahon to tell him that he was now in the "rasslin'" business. McMahon allegedly differentiated his company's style by responding, "That's great, Ted. I'm in the entertainment business."
rasslin' by Jefgg March 7, 2009
hard working and dedicated to the task
greg has been raspin on his computer all day.
Raspin by james kirkpatrick November 4, 2003
rapling: a combination of the words 'rape' and 'grappling'. Used when someone is being raped whilst wrestling.
The origin of this word comes from a misspelt 'raping'.
Often used in context of the British actor, John Simm.
Ah, is that why rapling John Simm is the preferable option?
Rapling by MelRichie July 25, 2010
Meaning: ray of moon, or moonlight
Hello my rashlin : hello my moonlight ♥️
Rashlin by Rashlin August 17, 2018
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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