SUPAPEN 

Sebastian hansson (SUPAPEN, MCDONALDS Employee)
Sebastian also known as Supapen, smells like shit. He is known for his F´s in school. When it comes to his future, his dream job is to be a toilet boy for kindergardens.

uh you smell like SUPAPEN, implying that you need to take a shower. or Uh dont do a SUPAPEN now = dont get 3points or F in your test.

SUPAPEN by SUPAPEN July 17, 2019

suppening 

A portmanteau of sup and happening. The amalgamation of "What's up?" and "What's happening?"

"Hey Nick"
"Suppening, man?"
"Not much, just writing a definition for 'suppening' on urbandictionary."
"Coo'."
"Word."

suppening by Edwardoka September 11, 2007

Supapond 

A body of fresh water surrounded by land on all sides that is too big to be called a pond, but too small to be called a lake. A supapond is typically between 1 and 10 acres.

My uncle Ralph had a small two acre pond and then he dug a huge five acre ditch (without DEC approval) which created a supapond.

Supapond by Nexthef03 June 20, 2008

suppenin 

To ask what is going on. A cross between asking "whats up?" and "whats happening?"

Suppenin' dawg?
Suppenin' mate?
Suppenin' fool?

suppenin by Greg Thomas January 6, 2008

[suppenders] 

What my gramma calls suspenders.

Bill!! Let's get ta the permida and buy ya some new suppenders!

[suppenders] by berneece February 5, 2009

suppen 

I SLEEP WITH

Suppenbro - i sleep with my bro

suppen by not duck August 29, 2016

Suppenshit 

This is a Hillbonics term. It's a fun, and more efficient, version of "What's up and shit?". Like when you ask someone, "What's going on?" or "What are you up to?". It's a great term because it's not annoying like that old "Whazzuuuuupppp?" that was overplayed in TV commercials and gets old when used by real people too often. It usually takes a little training to get used to saying it as a single word. But once you've got it down, you and your friends will use it often. It's a lot of fun witnessing new users get through the learning curve to get it to a single word. It's akin to watching a foreigner try to speak English when they're not used to it yet. It's so comfortable and efficient, that when used in a sentence as an example, the entire sentence is simply the one word. Get it?

Suppenshit?

Suppenshit by Soo Do Nym September 27, 2017