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Slepdep represents the phrase, "sleep deprivation." Sleep deprivation is a physiological state in which the body is denied of the sleep that it requires to perform optimally in everyday life. Slepdep is two syllables, the first pronounced like the word slept (but without the "t"), and the second syllable pronounced like the last name of the actor, Johnny Depp.
Sleep deprivation is a drug. I call it slepdep.
slepdep by Deli Dingo February 4, 2006
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when one is cold, sad, mad, tired, hungry and happy at the same time. usually used when you are very mad/sad about one thing, and somewhat happy about another, or the other way around.
person: omg I’m literally so slepep right now, I don’t know what to do with myself.

SleepDeprivedPan 

A Non funny Tik Toker that is near 200 followers. But you should follow them they said they would do a face reveal if they reached 200.
Person1: You should look up SleepDeprivedPan on Tik Tok!
Person2: Perhaps I should!
When you want to say sleep but you purposely mistype it so that you can talk more with the other person.
I wanna sleedep
sleedep by LyricalLemon November 14, 2023
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