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rapeport 

A last name. Usualy people with this last name are used to study Psychology and be really shy. they tend to like more the day and dont like partying. If combined with the first name "Ian" it can create a super human capable of not tuching a woman for more than 18 years
Eitan: who is that guy? he looks very peculiar
Felipe: he suerly is a Rapeport
rapeport by pipesman March 29, 2022
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Uncle Rapaport 

Noun. This is the white people version of an Uncle Tom. Named after Michael Rapaport who would give oral sex to an African American before being proud of anything regarding his white heritage.
Bill: Hey broski are you still gonna buy Nike shoes?

Jared: After Uncle Rapaport just sold his soul to Al Sharpton defending them? Nah I think I'll switch to ADIDAS.
a slang or jargon for Trust and Comfort
Rapport is the foundation for a long term relationship.
rapport by Jai614 July 26, 2006
To get along with someone really well. It is quite commonly used but still somewhat obscure, in other words possibly a good word to impress someone.
After many years of hard work and dedication, I have achieved a good rapport with my sister.
Rapport by Earl of Warwick October 11, 2017
(v) When a middle aged dad type or Baby Boomer peppers his language with outdated urban slang.
My dad met my new boyfriend and began rapaporting. I'm so embarrassed.
Rapaport by CMingall March 16, 2019

rapeworthy 

Pleasing to the eye & penis.
Guy 1: Checkout that girl! She pretty hawt!
Guy 2: Meh, she's rapeworthy.
rapeworthy by The Messiah83 April 10, 2008

Isobel Rapoport 

A very rare bread of beautiful yet hilariously funny women
'That supermodel had me in hysterics, she is such an Isobel'
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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