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whap
whap var. wap v.3 Obs., to bark, whaup Sc., curlew, whop. Oxford English Dictionary
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Whap
Whap or WHAP may refer to: "Whap", an episode of Harper's Island AP World History, a high school college credit course offered by the Advanced Placement Program WHAP, a sports radio station in Hopewell, Virginia wikipedia.org
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WHAP Period 1 - Map Diagram | Quizlet
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WHAP
WHAP is owned by Bruce D. Gee and Davie E. Gee, through licensee Gee Communications, Inc. References External links WHAP The Point 1949 establishments in Virginia HAP Radio stations established in 1949 wikipedia.org
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bewhape
† beˈwhape, v. Obs. Only in pa. pple. 4 bewhaped, -whapped, -waped, -vapid. [f. be- + whape: see awhape, whap.] trans. To bewilder, amaze, confound utterly.c 1320 Sir Beves 1689 The porter was al bewaped. Alas! queth he, is Beues ascaped. 1380 Sir Ferumb. 3037 Þai buþ neȝ be-vapid. 1393 Gower Conf. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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WPOW (New York City)
In 1927, after it objected to its assignment to share time with station WHAP, WGL was moved to share with WBBR, and the two stations wound up broadcasting This frequency was shared by three other stations: WEVD, WHAZ in Troy, New York, and WHAP, which later became WFAB and was deleted in 1938 when it was wikipedia.org
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awhape
† aˈwhape, v. Obs. 3–6; exc. in Spenser only in pa. pple. awaped, awapped, awhaped. [Etymol. uncertain; nothing similar recorded in OE.; but cf. Goth. af-hwapjan to choke, which would be in OE. *ofhwęppan. See whap.] To amaze, stupefy with fear, confound utterly.c 1300 K. Alis. 899 Alisaundre was so... Oxford English Dictionary
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whaup
whaup, n. Sc. and north. (hwɔːp, hwɑːp) Forms: 6 quha(i)p, 7 whoup, 7–9 whap, 8–9 whaap, 8– whaup, (8 whape, wap, 9 whawp, quhaup). [Perhaps for *whalp and allied to OE. huilpe (Seafarer 21), = early WS. *hwielpe:— *χwalpjon-, f. χwalp- : χwelp- a stem imitative of the bird's cry, and represented al... Oxford English Dictionary
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WIMG
Beginning in 1930, WOAX was associated with, and carried some of the broadcasts, of WHAP in New York City, a controversial station run by a dissident faction However, this ambitious plan was never realized, and in 1932 Ford arranged for WHAP to be sold. In 1933 WOAX's call sign was changed to WTNJ. wikipedia.org
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WHAZ (AM)
stations in New York City-area: The Jewish Daily Forward's WEVD, the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society's WBBR and the Defenders of the Truth Association's WHAP WHAP later changed its call sign to WFAB, and in 1938 was sold and its hours transferred to WEVD. wikipedia.org
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whappet
whappet dial. (ˈhwɒpɪt) Also 9 wappet. [f. *whap, wap n.2 + -et1.] A small dog addicted to ‘wapping’ or yelping.1577 Harrison England iii. vii. (1878) 48 The whappet or prick-eard curre. 1622 S. Ward Life of Faith (1627) 62 As the sturdie Steede dashes out the little Whappets braines, so easily doth... Oxford English Dictionary
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Whappstown
In 1669, James Whap is recorded as living in the townland of Whappstown and the townland name probably derives from his family surname. wikipedia.org
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quap
▪ I. † quap, n. Obs. rare—1. ? variant of quab n.11598 Florio, Gó, goi, a fish called a quap [1611 a quap-fish], which is poison to man, and man to him.▪ II. † quap, v. Obs. Forms: 4–6 quappe, 5 qwappe, (7 quapp). See also quop. [Imitative; cf. G. quappen to flop, quappeln to quiver. A later form is... Oxford English Dictionary
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Jy Farrar
Farrar is the cousin of AFLW player Kitara Whap-Farrar, as well as the cousin of player Shane McAdam. wikipedia.org
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whope
▪ I. whop, n. colloq. or vulgar. (hwɒp) Also 5 whapp, 9 whap, wop. [f. next. Cf. wap n.1] An act of whopping; a heavy blow or impact; a bump.c 1440 York Myst. xxxiii. 199 For a whapp so he whyned and whesid And ȝitt no lasshe to þe lurdan was lente.a 1825 Forby Voc. E. Anglia, Whop, Whap, a heavy bl... Oxford English Dictionary
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