jap out
To not go through with something; to not go with or not show up. To bail on a commitment such as a date or promise. (Popular during the '70s..a variation on a wrestling move called a "jap-out" where you escape your opponent.)
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jap out
To go crazy.During World WAR II the Japanese became so desperate to win the WAR that they began committing suicied bombings and flying their planes into U.S ships.
jap out by Jeff Gardley April 25, 2006
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jap out • jap-slap • jap's eye • Jap-Scat • Jap, Japs • jap flaps • Jap-a-Nigga • Jap-a-rican • jap attack • Jap Job
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