Just posted on another thread that something was "larapin good," as they say back home.
What the heck is "larapin exactly," I asked myself. So I looked it up for the official definition:
http://www.definition-of.com/larapin
"(Adjective) Larapin is an Adjective, describing a noun...peach cobbler, ribs, gravey & biscuits. Not a verb, a verb shows action.
Should be noted this is a Mid Western & Southern term commonly used to describe tasty po' folk foods, not drink. Northerers don't have anything that is "larapin"
Usage: Pass me some more of 'dat larapin gravey n' biscuits.
(Adjective) wonderful
Usage: the food was absolutely larapin
(Adjective) delicious food
Usage: How was those brownies that Susy made?
Larapin!
A good flavor
Usage: Those are larapin good collard greens
(Adjective) Something that tastes very delicious.
Usage: The meal I had at the restaurant was larapin.
(Adult / Slang)
(Adjective) Good-tasting vittles.
Usage: That sandwich was so larapin.
(Verb) Over the top in delectable flavor, seasoning, and texture., Superior taste in the food, sauce, drink, or dessert.,Memorable meal.
Usage: That sausage gravey made those biscuts larapin. The vanilla icecream was larapin on the peach cobbler.****Note: Collard greans could never be "larapin".
(Adjective) Food so good it would make you slap yore Pappy. [
mytee's note: Nonononononononono! You don't "slap yore Pappy!" You "slap yo momma" when something's really good! Actually, to be specific, something can
make you wanna slap yo momma, but I wouldn't recommend doing so! lol]
Usage: Them biscuits was larapin!"