Coined by Sarah, "drap" is an expression of frustration derived from "drat" (when Mom is in a fairly good mood) and "crap" (when Mom is rapidly losing control).
First known usage: Mom backing her car down an exceptionally narrow shovelled driveway and zigging when she should have zagged. Mom stayed silent, but a loud "DRAP!" issued from the backseat upon low-speed impact with the snowbank.
Disclaimer: No Saabs were harmed during the creation of this word.
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