Definition of rippy

rippy

• To declare somewhere/thing "rippy" is to say that it is crappy, or that being there really sucks.

  This place is rippy!

  Last edited on May 11 1999. Submitted by Chrissie T. from West Grove, PA, USA on May 11 1999.

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