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(1) opposite of platch

(2) awesome or cool

(3) swaggy

(4) fun, nice, sweet, totally plastic dinosaurs, totally Diet Snapple, awesome, amazing, etc.
Dude! That girl's face is so drappel! I'm gonna get her number!
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A ship between Draco Malfoy and his beloved apple. First seen in the movie "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" during their first class with Hagrid, the couple also appeared in the 6th movie, "Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince" when Draco was in the Room of Requirement trying to find a way to sneak Death Eaters in.
Drapple really became famous after some bloggers on Tumblr made it their OTP.
Drapple by thebunniidon'tlie August 27, 2011
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Cunt-drapper 

An exclamation of excitement over ones favourite song.
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The loving relation ship between Draco Malfoy and the apple he eats in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban during Care of Magical Creatures class.

This is also the same the same apple he puts in the vanishing cabinet in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
Emily: I am SUCH a Drapple shipper!
Rachel: I know, right?
Drapple by emmyds August 29, 2011
A term of endearment in the Harry Potter fandom that refers to Draco and apples. In the Half Blood Prince movie, Draco is seen with an apple, transporting it between vanishing cabinets. He is also seen eating an apple during the scene with Buckbeak in Prisoner of Azkaban.
"Drapple is my favorite crackfic pairing!"
Drapple by Just a HP fan. August 26, 2011
A ship name for Draco Malfoy and an apple. This is a part of the Harry Potter world.
Yesterday I read a totally funny Drapple fanfiction. You should read it too.
Drapple by triinmic August 29, 2011
A ship involving Draco Malfoy and an apple
"Oh my god, Drapple!!"
Drapple by GeeBear May 23, 2018
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