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A greeting used by compu-phreakz after a flash film. It is a couple off people on the phone etc. shouting Whazaaaap!

It is so rediculous that it was fun when drunk!
1: Yo, what you doin?
2: Ya know, watching the game, drinking a Bud...
1: True, true
2: Whazaaaaaap!
1: Whazaaaaaap!
2: Whazaaaaaap!
<TRRRIIIINNNGGG>
2: Yo pick up the phone!
1: Hello...?
3: Whazaaaaaap!
1: Whazaaaaaap!
2: Whazaaaaaap!

etc...
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alternate way of writing "what's up?"
dude1: yo dude, wazap?
dude2: nothing, how about you?
wazap? by J-Lima December 22, 2008
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Wazapinin 

One word used to ask someone, what's happening? Often used by individuals who like the word zap.
Jim:"hey bill wazapinin"
Bill: "wtf did you just say"
Jim:"Chillin? Sweeeeeet"
Wazapinin by hey lucy December 9, 2009

Wazapple 

Exactly the same meaning as wazup. Used when the person is trying to appear silly or unconventional by putting a twist on a common word.
Person: "Hey Andrew'
Andrew: "Wazapple bro"
Wazapple by LastDigit December 22, 2010
wha-kah-pas
The Luso-Canadian (Portuguese-Canadian) word for octopus. Should be served with a little bit of wine, garlic, and things like that. Apparently it is so good, it would cause the moon orbiting Earth, to break its trajectory and come crashing down.
Another variation on the spelling is Cacapose
Yesturday I told your Mother, When are you going to eat WHAKAPUSS

I want some Whakapuss, thats stuff's good
Whakapuss by M.ALVES April 4, 2009

Whahappan! 

Same as "what happened" but said in a state of panic and disarray.
Jimmy got hurt?!?!?!? Whahappan!
Whahappan! by mike1481 May 2, 2006

Whazaa007 

A person that has two lifes, one online and offline. Online activities are gaming, offline are eating french fries, and feeding parrots.
I bet he's going online after those portions of French Fries, what a Whazaa007
Whazaa007 by Kaochinx27 October 11, 2009
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murderhobo 

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DM: The sad little orphan girl tugs at Steve's trenchcoat to get his attention, and ask for help saving her pet dog from...
Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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