Definition of happy-slappy in English:

happy-slappy

adjective ˈhapɪˌslapi

informal

1Originally and chiefly US= "slap-happy".
2Originally and chiefly British. Of, relating to, or involved in a happy slap or the practice of happy slapping.

1940s; earliest use found in The Tucson Daily Citizen. From happy + slappy. Partly after slap-happy.

adjectiveˈhapɪˌslapi

informal

1Originally and chiefly US= "slap-happy".
2Originally and chiefly British. Of, relating to, or involved in a happy slap or the practice of happy slapping.

1940s; earliest use found in The Tucson Daily Citizen. From happy + slappy. Partly after slap-happy.

单词	happy-slappy
释义	Definition of happy-slappy in English: happy-slappy adjective ˈhapɪˌslapi informal 1Originally and chiefly US= "slap-happy". 2Originally and chiefly British. Of, relating to, or involved in a happy slap or the practice of happy slapping. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in The Tucson Daily Citizen. From happy + slappy. Partly after slap-happy. Definition of happy-slappy in US English: happy-slappy adjectiveˈhapɪˌslapi informal 1Originally and chiefly US= "slap-happy". 2Originally and chiefly British. Of, relating to, or involved in a happy slap or the practice of happy slapping. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in The Tucson Daily Citizen. From happy + slappy. Partly after slap-happy.
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