Search results for 'Clap':

clap out (verb) : to show others that one holds no cards, chips, or cash at the end of a shift working as a croupier in a casino

If a croupier neglects to clap out, they will be reprimanded and possibly questioned by casino security personnel.

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Jun. 17, 2009 09:40

clapper (noun) : A remote control that turns lights on & off by responding to the clap of hands.

A clapper would save tons of energy because so many people are too tired to get out of bed to turn off the lights.

Submitted by: J.C. from Pennsylvania on Jan. 03, 2008 13:14

clapter

(noun) : applause usu. indicating approval or agreement

Submitted by: scott from Washington on Nov. 17, 2009 21:00

(verb) : clapping + laughter = clapter; to laugh so hard that you clap your hands in amusement as well.

That joke brought on so much clapter!

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Jan. 28, 2008 13:59

(noun) : the result, and sound, of clapping hands together, as in appreciation for a performance

The sound of clapter filled the concert hall.

Submitted by: RMTL from Iowa on Jan. 28, 2008 13:28

(noun) : The act of or sound resulting from a combination of clapping and laughter. This usually occurs when an audience finds a joke so insightful, original, or ingenious that it deserves simultaneous laughter and applause.

The host's well crafted witticism elicited a polite round of clapter from the guests.

Submitted by: Andrew from Washington on May. 14, 2007 14:28

(noun) : The awkward clapping an audience produces after a terrible performance. (Clapping-laughter)

After the spirited singer’s frighteningly loud finale there was a brief pause then you could hear the timid clapter of the audience.

Submitted by: Terri Hubbard from South Carolina on Apr. 16, 2006 13:29

(noun) : the action of clapping or the sound resulting

Submitted by: justjulie from New York on Mar. 22, 2006 14:25

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