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cop off — ( ● cop * * * ˌcop ˈoff [intransitive] [present tense I/you/we/they cop off he/she/it cops off present participle … Useful english dictionary
cop off — phrasal verb [intransitive] Word forms cop off : present tense I/you/we/they cop off he/she/it cops off present participle copping off past tense copped off past participle copped off British very informal to meet someone and start a sexual… … English dictionary
cop off — vb British to find a sexual partner, to pull someone. A term from the north of England that had become widespread elsewhere by the 1990s. ► Cop off ..that beautiful moment when you finally get some snog action... (Just Seventeen magazine, August… … Contemporary slang
cop off (with somebody) — ˌcop ˈoff (with sb) f2 derived (BrE, slang) to start a sexual or romantic experience with sb • Who did he cop off with at the party? Main entry: ↑copderived … Useful english dictionary
cop off — Brit. have a sexual encounter. → cop … English new terms dictionary
cop off — Verb. To commune with someone sexually desirable, occasionally in so much as having sex. E.g. I copped off with a gorgeous girl last night. Orig. North England … English slang and colloquialisms
cop — informal ► NOUN ▪ a police officer. ► VERB (copped, copping) 1) catch or arrest (an offender). 2) incur (something unwelcome). 3) (cop off) have a sexual encounter. 4) … English terms dictionary
(to) cop off — • to make an excuse to avoid something, also used to mean to get off with someone sexually … Londonisms dictionary
cop — cop1 S3 [kɔp US ka:p] n [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: copper police officer (19 21 centuries), from COP2 to arrest (19 20 centuries)] 1.) informal a police officer ▪ the local cop ▪ a narcotics cop ▪ He pull … Dictionary of contemporary English
cop — 1 noun (C) 1 informal a police officer: a motorcycle cop 2 not be much cop BrE slang to not be very good: The film wasn t much cop, was it? 3 it s a fair cop BrE spoken humorous used when someone has discovered that you have done something wrong… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
