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I'm pished and adding the word spapple to the urban dictionary
spapple by Robert TK August 12, 2006
A more exciting way to say SNAP! When you and someone else share the same view point!
Imogen: I love Jake Gyllenhaal!
Rachel: Snapples!
Snapples by Rachel Lucy Smith February 25, 2011
it can be used it two different ways.

way 1:to give credit to someone for doing something. instead of saying words like props,or points you say snapples.

way 2:to express your state of shock or the impression something made on you
way 1: what you did for that poor guy was so nice, snapples.

way 2: *someone does a trick* oh snapples, that was bangin' yo'.
snapples by Brea June 30, 2004

Snapples my apples 

This expression is used in two cases.

1- If you try to help an old lady at a grocery store.

2- If someone asks you who is your favorite artist and you say Glee
1- You: Hello Ma'm. Let me help you with those groceries.

Nice Old Woman: Oh thank you son. Snapples my apples.

You: Shut up bitch. (Punch in the face)

2- Dude1: Hey, dude, who are you listening to?

Dude2: Glee is singing, duh

Dude1: Snapples my apples!!

Dude2: Thanks homie
Snapples my apples by Fargas111 December 5, 2010

snapplesauce 

Combo word made from "Oh snap", "Applesauce" and possibly the delicious drink "Snapple" to be used to express shock, disappointment, or excitement, coined accidentally as a subconscious challenger to the much lamer "Oh snap... crackle and pop!"
"Dude, our house got robbed last night..."
":O snapplesauce!"

"I wanted to buy some TV shows on DVD, but the best ones never go down in price"
":( snapplesauce"

"Pizza for dinner?"
":D snapplesauce!"
snapplesauce by d3aj December 24, 2008
Snapples - snotty people who believe in the inherent superiority of Apple products against all competing brands with the preconceived notion that Apple products are 'made from the best stuff on earth.'
"My friends are such snapples. They won't even gchat me when they know I'm using my Droid."
Snapples by i8urchips February 24, 2010
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