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What you have to do when you just can't get it all out on the first try. Most often occurs when you need to take a dump, but you don't want to be late for something, so you try to make it as quick as possible. Also may occur if you are constipated.
Guy1: Hey, so how'd it go?
Guy2: I dunno man, I may have to recrap later.
recrap by Edwardo Restiyf March 10, 2010
To recap information that is useless, inane or simply bad.
"Thank you for wasting the last ninety minutes of my life with that ridiculous presentation, and then having the gall to "recrap" it for us"
Recrap by coining buttress October 18, 2011
A New Years recap of the (crappy) year. Recrap.
Recrap by JoeNJ2 December 31, 2013
To take a dump, shove it back in and take a dump again.
I just did a massive recrap last hour.
Recrap by Majesticuni May 20, 2015
Can you recap the race? I left in the middle of it.
Recap by Diggity Monkeez March 18, 2005
1. (v.) To screw up epically and have to do solve it all over again
2. (n.) The act of already screwing up and to consequently taking possible measures to not screw up again.
3. (v.) To get a second chance (after an original crap) and take full advantage of it

Etymology:
from the English *Parker, the polar opposite of the *Parker
1. AJ: Can I get a rekrap on that?
2. The BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) police didn't take much action after the Oscar Grant incident so they could avoid a rekrap.
3. Damn, dude, that was totally lucky. We definitely got a rekrap.
rekrap by thechewbaccadefense February 11, 2009
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anyone who succeeds in disgracing/over indulging themselves in the throws of clubland
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"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."
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