The term MAPLE FLUIDS can be summarized as a combination of two words, 'MAPLE' and 'fluids'. The first word, 'MAPLE', refers to the sap of MAPLE trees, which is used to make MAPLE syrup. The second word, 'fluids', refers to the liquid form of the sap, which is collected from the trees and boiled down to create the syrup. The acronym SAPS (4 letters) is an abbreviation for the term 'sap-sucking', which is the process of collecting the sap from the trees.