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A form of salute or greeting used by supporters of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's Ba'athist regime.
Soldier 1: "WASBAPPIN with you Habibi?"

Soldier 2: "Not much Comrade, just appreciating our democratically elected and rightful President, Bashar al-Assad!"
WASBAPPIN by bapper2011 May 17, 2021
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wasappening 

Pronounciation: "Whas-saaap-pah-ning"

A greeting form for people who have become fed up with other regular forms of greetings.

the term derived from the phrase "what is happening" or "whats up" and basically means the same thing but in a cooler format and should be expressed as exageratingly as possible for emphasis

the phrase is used at the begining of a conversation instead of the word "hello" or "hi" to spice up or make the conversation more interesting in a gangsterlike imatation.
person X is aproached by person Y, as they get closer person Y exclams "wasappening!" with his arms waving, hands gesturing about, all steriotypically gangster like. person X responds with "hey man wasup" or some other phrase equivalent.

please note that "wasappening" cannot be responded to with another "wasappening" as it is bad english - lol
wasappening by Mr2C January 19, 2009

warsapping

Leaching someone else’s wifi to access their internet connection or files on the victims computers.
Dan was warsapping outside of Apo's house.
warsapping by Smartguy087 August 28, 2005

waspoppin' 

It's a Louisiana slang

But instead of what's up its waspoppin' or Wazzam
Like when you answer the phone you say "Waspoppin' witcha yungin"
waspoppin' by NOLA BAYBEH August 3, 2017

waasappining 

whats up in east Los Angeles
"waasappining my essays"
waasappining by firebrandt April 30, 2004
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User2: You cant ban my friend like that! Literally 1984!
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