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Apapsyche 

Apapsyche: Apas (Sanskrit for work or working) and psyche (Greek for Self, Soul and Mind, the Esoteric realms of Man). Apapsyche (Operational Energy of ones Soul). Apapsyche stands for that which allows one to perceive and experience. The "I" of Rene Descartes, which perceived his thinking.
When one has a sense of oneself being somehow separate from what one is saying or doing, ones attention is experiencing itself being in ones Apapsyche and momentarily separate from ones brain and thinking or ones body and doing.

What allowed Rene Descartes to "think" was his Apapsyche. What allows one to "chose" not to do somehting in spite of one wanting to do something, is ones Apapsyche providing one access to ones Conscience.
Apapsyche by esodoc August 18, 2009

aupsyersay 

someone or something that you would die for or that you look up to and want to be like
My dog is my aupsyersay! I would literally die for him
aupsyersay by heyyyyyboiiiii July 8, 2019
what really chill kids call AP US.
Jamal - Hey Mohammed, how do you think you did on that APussy test?
Mohammed - I owned it. SMD fool
APussy by Getiin CRunK January 27, 2010

Apussypointment 

When you make an appointment to have sex with a woman. These appointments are purely to fuck, no feelings involved.
Girl 1: What are you doing tonight?
Girl 2: I have an apussypointment with this girl I met the other night.
Apussypointment by Pheobs July 19, 2018

aupsyersay 

Someone or something that you feel safe around and look up to
My aupsyersay is my bff! She’s the best!
aupsyersay by heyyyyyboiiiii July 8, 2019
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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