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means "happy" according to An Cafe's lead singer Miku. The opposite of it is of course: "un-nyappy". The word was created by Miku and some of his school friends when they were younger.
I'm feeling super happy nyappy today!
nyappy by KniT April 18, 2007
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a term used to express sentiments of extreme ecstasy, sorrow, or "screw you"-ness. Developed by queen and mistress of all that is gramatically correct.
"andrea is such a poser! nyapapa!"
nyapapa by Chris May 13, 2005
Invented by the J-Rock band An Cafe's Miku, this word can be another word for the feeling happy, or it can be a greeting (such as hello, hi, or hey).

**The symbol for the word "nyappy": o ( ≧ ∀ ≦ ) o

**You can also use rock hands when you say it, but they aren't really needed.
When used as a feeling:

(1) I feel "nyappy" today! o ( ≧ ∀ ≦ ) o

(2) Charlie: "Nyappy?" (as in, "Are you feeling happy?")
Sebastian: "Nyappy!" o ( ≧ ∀ ≦ ) o (as in, "Yes, I'm feeling happy!)

When used as a greeting (like hello):

(1)Charlie: "Nyappy!" (as in "Hello!")
Sebastian: "Nyappy!" o ( ≧ ∀ ≦ ) o (As in, "Hi!")
Nyappy by Gasuko-chan November 26, 2009
A word invented by lead singer of An café, Miku . It can be a greeting , it can mean happy , and are you ok (like in french ca va) 0( ≧∀≦ )0
a)as a greeting
person 1. NYAPPY! (with rock hands)
person 2. NYAPPY! (also with rock hands)

b) person 1. NYAPPY! (im happy said when you're happy)

c) person 1. Nyappy?
person 2. NYAPPY!!!
Well nyappy was invented by the lead singer of the jrock band Antic Cafe, Miku. This word can mean a lot of things.
It could be a greeting or a feeling.
A Greeting:
"Nyappy!" - for "Hello" or "Hey wazzup?"

A Feeling:
Today I feel Nyappy!
Meaning you feel wonderful or hyper or excited
Nyappy by Not_What_You_Expected February 28, 2009
You take entirely too many nyaps, you slonkey.
nyaps by YaBoi K-Fa January 17, 2009
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