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Today's Word: bap Meaning: A soft, round bread roll.
Hate to bring the tone down, but "bap" is also Irish slang for a woman's breast. "Soft, round" - isn't it obvious?
Usage: "She had a fine set of baps, so she did".
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You think that's going to bring the tone down?!
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Right down into the gutter! 
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bap
Bap in the Mitteldeutsch (Franconian) dialect of Cologne means 'dad, pops', and is also the name of a really good rock band which sings in K�lsch, too.
Ceci n'est pas un seing.
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bap
Bap in the Mitteldeutsch (Franconian) dialect of Cologne means 'dad, pops' and in hindi/punjabi too allowing for shonky transliteration
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It is interesting to note that in the UK the term "bap" is often used with burgers and sandwiches served on a soft roll like a hamburger bun in the USA, whereas a sandwich on a hard roll is a called a baguette. So in the morning you might go to the train station and there is a guy there selling an egg-bacon bap for travelers. UK English speaking countries seem to know this term but in my travels I have seen it most often used in the south of England. I don't have any specific knowledge but it seem likely that "bap" is like lift/elevator or lawyer/solicitor just a word choice that was popularized by common usage, and based on the observation on the frequency of usage most likely from the south in the UK.
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