Sappie

happy to be sad

Het is duidelijk dat prapti sappie is, waarom zou ze anders zo swaggy zijn met haar kapotte brein en lachen met haar tranen

by borderlineboner August 24, 2019

Sappie

In general the dutch word "Sappie" or "Sap" refers to a 500 millilitre can of cheap beer. It's mostly used when a person uses the key to open a drinkhole at the bottom of a can, allowing air to flow into the can when opening the lid of the can, resulting in optimal drinking conditions.
More specific use of the word "Sappie" refers to the 7.9 percent ABV beer from the brand Perlenbacher: Perlenbacher strong

"I feel like pulling a Sappie"
"Oh no.. We are out of Sap"
"To Sap, or not to Sap, that is the question"
"Your mother called, go get more Sap"

by Krûw September 9, 2021

Sapper Daddy

A deity to which combat engineers and saboteurs pay tribute. Sapper daddy gives the blessing of wreaking havoc to those who offer him well placed explosives

"How did your mission go?"
"Nicely. Sapper Daddy was pleased with our offering"

by Tankhardt March 17, 2017

spy sappin mah sentry

Spy sappin mah sentry is a line spoken by the engineer in Team Fortress 2 when an enemy spy sapps his sentry gun.

*spy sapps sentry*

Engineer: Spy sappin mah sentry!

by Tairuu August 31, 2016

Sapient

wise, having or showing sound judgment; possessing or expressing great sagacity

Also relating to the Human species Homo sapiens

a stern, smiting but sapient man stood before them

by S256 October 12, 2020

Sapping

When your in your feelings, don’t wanna be bother, your not sad or mad your numb, most people listen to sad music to get over sapping 😐

“Guys I’m sapping “

by Elyse London May 3, 2018

Techno sapiens

A new intelligent species resulting from Homo sapiens' integration with technology. Techno sapiens are physically different from previous human groups through the use technology assisted genetic and physical modification. Techno sapiens evolution is technology driven and its genome will be different from Homo sapiens’ genome in ways never before imagined possible through natural evolution.

"On the following pages, photographer James Balog documents what he calls Techno sapiens: fusions of humans and machines that can be found today in American research labs and hospitals, and even on the streets. Add up the images, says Balog, and it's not hard to envision a race of flesh-and-technology beings with electric hands, legs of steel that run a two-minute mile, and perceptual powers unknown in nature."

by space_raccoon January 24, 2014