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Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicles (MRAP also know as a MRAPV). It is an American armored fighting vehicle that is supposed to be resistant to bombs but is suceptible to EFPs.

MRAP Mouvement contre le racisme et pour l'amitié entre les peuples (Movement Against Racism and for Friendship between Peoples). It is an anti-racist NGO in France.
Man, that MRAP is hot?

It sure is hot especially with a burning EFP going through it. Hot enough to burn your nuts off.
MRAP by mlhiss May 6, 2008
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Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicles (MRAPV or just MRAP). Vehicles used in war to protect soldiers. The new ones cost a million dollars and are vulnerable to EFP's.
Man I thought when I got my MRAPV I would be safe and sound. And then someone comes up with an EFP and blows my poor feet out of my socks. Och!!!
MRAPV by mlhiss May 6, 2008
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Men who genuinely believe that they are an underprivileged class due to their sex. Self identified as Men's Rights Advocates, they hold reprehensible views on women, usually due to their own inability to function socially with females.
Goofus: I've been nice to that bitch for months now and she still won't have sex with me. She owes me. Women have all the power in relationships.

Gallant: Dude, stop being such a MRApist.
MRApist by Churlish October 16, 2012
someone who mraps
"that boy alex is soooooo cute, mraaa"

"shut up you mrapper"
mrapper by ZACKATTACKSOCOOL July 6, 2009
rap but mixed with edm
“Wow the pit at kappa sig was crazy last night!”

“Yeah they were blasting mrappe and everyone was going crazy!”
Mrappe by KSigAT January 27, 2021
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