The Collaborative International Dictionary
Slapper \Slap"per\, Slapping \Slap"ping\, a. Very large; monstrous; big. [Slang.]
Slap \Slap\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Slapped; p. pr. & vb. n. Slapping.] To strike with the open hand, or with something broad.
Wiktionary
(context slang English) Very large; whopping. n. The act of giving a slap or slaps. v
(present participle of slap English)
WordNet
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Wikipedia
Slapping and popping are percussive playing techniques used on the double bass and the bass guitar.
On the double bass, slap bass refers to a percussive style of playing used in rockabilly and psychobilly in which the strings are pulled away from the fingerboard until they snap back onto the fingerboard.
With the bass guitar, slap and pop playing is used in disco, funk, and related genres. It involves slapping the strings with the bony part of the thumb and popping notes by pulling the string until it snaps against the fingerboard, producing a percussive sound.
Slapping or smacking refers to striking a person with the open palm of the hand.
Usage examples of "slapping".
Genar-Hofoen said, slapping the Affronter about the beak-end with the appropriate degree of enthusiastic force to indicate bonhomie.
Slapping down his half visor, Bili uncased his axe, wishing for the umpteenth time that it was reliable Mahvros he bestrode, rather than this green, less than intelligent gelding.
Just as yesterday he roused the troop by crashing into their nests, hooting, kicking, and slapping.
There was a sand-coloured army Land-Rover waiting under a huge marula tree off to one side of the strip, and three troopers saluted Peter Fungabera with a stamping of boots that raised dust and a slapping of rifle-butts.
Great sea mammal sounds began to issue from them both: a groaning against the heavy pressure of the ocean, a squirty opening of mollusk shells, a slapping of wet flippers, an exhalation of salty and humid vapors, a blubberous explosion of moby dick.
There come a kind of ugly groan out of that crowd, and one of them Weeks boys started slapping on that nigra, looking for a way to ease his nerves.
He evinced his delectation at the imbibing of the liquor by a grim smile, which made me involuntarily grasp my fowling-piece a little closer, and slapping his breast he held out the pannikin for a fresh supply.
Captain Spavento threatening to slice up anyone who disagrees into cheeseboards and drink coasters, his oldest friends prevail and he gets his way: they use his gondola chair as a makeshift portantina and, slapping sullenly back up the half-submerged watersteps, carry him in it to the center of the small campo.
In and out in long reaming strokes, with their balls slapping against her labia and her buttocks, their shafts pistoned into her.
Penny had intoned, slapping down the bacon and egg sarnies she had cooked.
Sherry commented, walking to Silvester and lightly slapping his cheeks.
She is throatless, on the verge of slapping him, throwing the worst, most vicious thing she could say to another human scaldingly into his face: Grow up.
Gray clouds scudded across the eastern sky, chased by the howling wind that swirled through the courtyard like a venging wraith, slapping shutters and scouring the frozen earth of all debris.
Earthside was aboil with negotiations between the Consortium and Airbus, with lawyers angrily slapping writs on each other, over fuel four hundred million miles away.
They stood and stared, slapping themselves as mosquitoes and blackflies bit their arms and legs.