Hap Hap

The aquiring of happiness as if from nowehere or relative to circumstantial hapenstance.

I woke up hap hap today.
Then dog seemed to smile at me and it bought on hap hap.

by Apedanger April 4, 2021

hap hap

one of the best people. awesome dude that always makes u laugh. if u find a hap hap consider yourself very very lucky. ILYNH hehe

Hey d you know hap hap?
no...
wow that sucks he's great

by . . u̵̧͕͚̩͔̺̬̩̹͒̄͛̑̇͊̓̚m̂̇͗̒̕͞ October 23, 2019

Hep Hap

An alternative form of the English word "hip hop". First coined by Korean rapper Park Kyung(member of Korean band Block B), who used this word to describe things that are not considered "hip hop"or in other words "urban".

PO(member of Block B): Oh Hyung! Do you think I should dance to A-Pink's song for our next fan meet.
Park Kyung: That's not hep hap, baby.

Zico (leader of Block B): We have to ride public transport tomorrow.
Park Kyung: That's not hep hap, baby

BBC(Block B fans): Why can't we buy cute little cartoon stickers of our favorite Block B members?
Park Kyung: That's definitely not hep hap baby.

by PoetrySyndrome August 30, 2011

hip-hap

What's up, or what's going on?

What's the hip-hap dude?

by mensan65 April 7, 2009

Make it hap'n, Cap'n.

A catchy phrase used to tell someone to do something; used in place of "Make it so," "Go 'head, do it," "G'head, then," etc.

(Forced rhyme slang of 'Make it happen, Captain.")

A: 'I'm gonna tap that.'
B: 'Make it hap'n, Cap'n.'

A: 'This party needs more booze!'
B: 'Well then make it hap'n, Cap'n!'

by The Napp'n Cap'n October 1, 2010

make it hap'n cap'n

A casual phrase one uses to encourage another to do something. More fun to say and more catchy than other generic sayings like "Do it, man!" and "Go ahead." Initially used by Darryl Philbin on The Office when convincing Michael Scott to ask for a raise.

Person 1: Dude! I just met this chick. She's cute, funny, and smart. I think I want to ask her out.

Person 2: Make it hap'n cap'n.

by darrylPhilbin January 27, 2010

per hap

1. "Perhaps", for pretentious pseudo-intellectuals who like to flaunt their knowledge of latin.

2. Per chance.

"Greetings traveller. Who am I? Per hap, you have met me twixt sleep and wake, in the penumbra of uncertainty you call 'unconsciousness' ...or perhaps you've met me at a book signing." - Garth Marenghi.

by darkplacefan2032 January 16, 2008