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(n) fake news, a "news" but is in fact a blog that just twists events, quotes, etc to spread lies and conflict
1. Pia Ranada and Rappler has a quota of 50 rapples per day.
2. Rappler is a blog site that concocts rapples but the people no longer believe in them.
rapple by inq7 February 19, 2018
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When you are alone with someone who you like, they say rapple and you whip your dick out.
“Time to rapple” (dick now whipped out)
Rapple by Turek January 3, 2018
1. A lower-middle class Cauicasian's term for an 8-Mile style rap battle.

2. Also, a delicious breakfast dish.
1. Dudebro, that rapple was meaty and articulate.

2. I'd like a medium orange juice, hashbrowns, and 2 McRapples.
A: I really like rapple!
B: What's rapple?
A: Its korean rap.
rapple by Lorema10 December 31, 2019

rapple aids 

when you drink to much redds apple.
i had rapple aids last night i was shit faced
rapple aids by suckafatcock696969 November 25, 2020

rappelling Aussie style 

To rappel facing the ground, as Australians do.
I might have gone rappelling Aussie style if I did it the regular way 10 or 12 times!!
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