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Clap clap 

The sound you hear in your mom and dad's bedroom.
How do you like that Karen

*clap clap*
Clap clap by Straightblackmale6 February 16, 2020

clap clap 

two people gettin' it on in the back room hard core.

Clap Clap 

another round of drinking kava with polynesian dudes! You clap clap, and pass dem cups!
Let's get our "clap clap" on, son!

kava
polynesian
bruda
dudes
pass dem cups
Clap Clap by burnt fingas August 26, 2010

clap clap spin dizzle 3000 

When you thrust into a female with the force of 8000 super saiyns while creating the sound know as clapclap
Im finna give her the clap clap spin dizzle 3000

Clap-Clap Mix 

The clap-clap mix (sometimes referred to as the 'clap-clap list') pays homage to the romantic possibilities introduced by a device called 'The Clapper'. An 'As Seen on TV' product, The Clapper features a sound activated electronic circuit, which allows a user to turn on/off electronic devices plugged in to an outlet simply by clapping. A generation of on-screen (and we must assume, real life) smooth operators used The Clapper to cue 'romance'.

In the 2006 film, Accepted, Bartleby (Justin Long) set up a clapper in his dorm room to activate a disco ball and mood lighting. In the 1999 comedy Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, Austin Powers (Mike Myers) claps twice to activate the "seduction lighting" in his apartment. An impressed Ivana Humpalot (Kristen Johnston) asks "When did you get ze Clapper?". Austin, thinking she means "the clap" replies "Dutch East Indies, shore leave."

The 'clap-clap mix' originally referred to a mix CD or digital playlist of 'romantic' songs, queued up and ready to play when a would-be Romeo clapped the command. Although The Clapper device is largely a relic of times past, the idea of a ready-to-go, romantic, sensual, sexy playlist (continually updated with the hot-and-heavy or whimsical ballads of the age) persists. Many, this author included, will forever know this 'in the mood' playlist as the 'clap clap mix'.

These artists are standard starters on any clap-clap mix: Marvin Gaye, Al Green, Luther Vandross, Brian McKnight, Frank Sinatra...
His clap-clap mix, crafted over years of intimate encounters, kicked in from speakers across the room, and as she melted into his embrace, the smooth stylings of Marvin Gaye's 'Sexual Healing' echoed in the warm hollows of their caramel bodies.
Clap-Clap Mix by Rickter Scale March 14, 2011

clap..... clap.... clap... clap.. clap clap clap clap clap 

a slow clap, usually started during or after an epic moment in time. Slow claps are only successful when they lead to an applause.
John: SHARRON! DONT GET ON THAT PLANE! IM IN LOVE WITH YOU!

*SHARRON AND JOHN KISS PASSIONATELY*

Random person in the crowd: clap..... clap.... clap... clap.. clap clap clap clap clap. (Whole crowd starts clapping)
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