wappun
wappun by TriniDefinitions July 13, 2021
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jabber-wapping
jabber-wapping by Beach98 October 11, 2016
Fetty Wapping
The state in which one is so drunk that they have to close one eye in order to see straight, therefore resembling the artist Fetty Wap.
Fetty Wapping by AwhFuckYeah September 5, 2015
Wappened
wappen
What + happened = Wappen
Waupun
Waupun is a small town in Wisconsin where nothing exciting ever happens. There are a lot of prisons, sculptures, bars, and churches. It's populated by a lot of Dutchies which means that 95% of the people have the last name VandeZande, VandeKolk, VandeStreek, VandeSlunt, VanderWoude, and or VanBuren. It's also filled with a bunch of hicks who like to meet in the parking lot of A&W and drive their truck-trucks up and down Main St. Waupun is also home to the WAHS Volleyball Cult, who dominate at State every year.
Waupun sucks.
Waupun by Stranger92 December 14, 2010
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