Tapolo (noun) tuh-POH-loh
Definition: A profanity coined to convey extreme disdain or contempt towards a person, situation, or object. Used when no other word seems adequate to express the intensity of one's feelings.
Example: "When Jim found out his partner had betrayed him, he muttered 'tapolo' under his breath, feeling it was the only word strong enough to encapsulate his anger and disappointment."
Etymology: "Tapolo" was coined by Ann an English student from the Netherlands, who likely combined sounds chosen for their harshness and impact. It has gained popularity due to its versatility in expressing strong negative emotions.
Definition: A profanity coined to convey extreme disdain or contempt towards a person, situation, or object. Used when no other word seems adequate to express the intensity of one's feelings.
Example: "When Jim found out his partner had betrayed him, he muttered 'tapolo' under his breath, feeling it was the only word strong enough to encapsulate his anger and disappointment."
Etymology: "Tapolo" was coined by Ann an English student from the Netherlands, who likely combined sounds chosen for their harshness and impact. It has gained popularity due to its versatility in expressing strong negative emotions.
Example: "When Jim found out his partner had betrayed him, he muttered 'tapolo' under his breath, feeling it was the only word strong enough to encapsulate his anger and disappointment."
by addict_with_a_pen April 04, 2024