syrple

noun; another word for syrup. Derived from combining the words "maple" and "syrup;" rhymes with "purple."

"These pancakes need some maple syrple!"

by MichMedia February 13, 2009

sarple

v. To do something that appears to be accidental, but really is done on purpose.

n. The act of sarpling.

#1: Jim sarpled Larry into paying for his Taco Bell by purposely forgetting his wallet and playing as if he accidentally left it at home.

#2: Larry, recognizing Jim's sarple, sarpled Jim in retaliation by "accidentally" stepping in dogshit and tracking it through Jim's house.

by Sean Boots September 21, 2008

Surpleased

getting a suprise that pleases you.

I was so surpleased to find out my exgirlfriend got in a car accident.

by jonnyboxlick October 28, 2008

'Surples

An expression of greeting

'Surples, Bob, what's the dilly-o?

by BuGeru Miyamoto May 23, 2003

Symple

One who cannot be wrong. No matter how small the argument is, Symple will prevail victorious, at least in his own mind.

Chuck cannot lose an argument to Megan because he is Symple.

by Symple666 April 19, 2005

Surple

A word without a perfect rhyme.

Does anything rhyme with month?
No, month is a surple.

by Deyified March 11, 2017

Surple

A person with the sneakiness of a snake but subtle. This person should be feared but can also come in handy in certain circumstances.

J.Evans

She is so surple, I don't know whether to trust her.

by Jen Duff June 9, 2018