bap

[ bap ]

/ bæp /

noun British.

a soft, flattish bread roll.

Nearby words

baoji, baoqing, baor, baoshan, baotou, bap, bap., bapt., baptise, baptism, baptism for the dead

Origin of bap

First recorded in 1505–15; of obscure origin

Definition for bap (2 of 3)

bap.

baptized.

Definition for bap (3 of 3)

Bap.

or Bapt

Baptist.

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Examples from the Web for bap

He crumpled onto the floor in front of his bed and I hit him again, Bap!
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Into the ring they toss their fowls, Bap's red rooster along with the rest.
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At one eventful chicken fight, where a fee of twenty-five cents for the entrance of each fowl was assessed, one Bap.
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British Dictionary definitions for bap

bap

/ (bæp) /

noun

British a large soft bread roll

Word Origin for bap

C16: of unknown origin

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