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preclapulation

The act of clapping for something too soon. Specifically, applauding at a concert before the song is over.
example 1: WTF, man??? He's only halfway through the song. How long have you suffered from preclapulation?

example 2: You clap at the END of the set, not for each individual song. Preclapulate much?
preclapulation by OldFuck July 10, 2015
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preclapulation

The act of intense sexual activity that precedes a venereal disease.
We had some awesome sex! But neither of us knew it would be reduced to preclapulation.
preclapulation by Bobbie Rae June 14, 2015

Preclapuation 

When people start clapping and you don't know why so you start clapping also
Jeff didn't know why the others were clapping so he started clapping too, and therefore experienced preclapuation
Preclapuation by Yolo15 June 14, 2015
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