by bleedingfetus October 4, 2006
Grand Old Party
Another name for the Republican party. Often used as a shorthand.
Founded in 1854 as an anti-slavery party. Today stands for lower taxes, smaller and less intrusive government, and a strong national defense.
Another name for the Republican party. Often used as a shorthand.
Founded in 1854 as an anti-slavery party. Today stands for lower taxes, smaller and less intrusive government, and a strong national defense.
by Vrook September 18, 2007
Hey, if you're not careful the gops will be after you for telling the truth.
Don't trust the gops, they want to control your brain so that they can control the world.
In a world full of truths the gops are there to lie up the place.
Don't trust the gops, they want to control your brain so that they can control the world.
In a world full of truths the gops are there to lie up the place.
by thinkingblue May 11, 2011
Formed originally from the word goop but was misspelled. Thus the word gop was formed. Used to express more joy than the word "goop" but instead, it is said in a normal voice rather than a high-pitched one. Sometimes the suffix -er is added to turn the expression into a noun.
by Erock1011 July 13, 2011
This is an Afrikaans word used in South Africa. When someone has a bad case of nasal drip and the excess 'drip'/phlegm is sucked into the mouth cavity with force and then spat out. The result of this activity lying on the ground for some unsuspecting person to step in, is called 'gop'.
by Yolandi January 19, 2007
really known as "grand old party"... however being that the politics are mostly senior citizens i consider it as "Gay Old People" or "Gay Old Person" when trying to insult someone...
by Abel Luna May 19, 2008