LGOPS 

Little groups of Paratroopers (LGOPS)

the Rule of LGOPs

After the demise of the best Airborne plan, a most terrifying effect occurs on the battlefield. This effect is known as the rule of the LGOPs. This is, in its purest form, small groups of pissed-off 19 year old American paratroopers. They are well trained. They are armed to the teeth and lack serious adult supervision. They collectively remember the Commander's intent as "March to the sound of the guns and kill anyone who is not dressed like you" - or something like that.

-CSM. SIR, our troopers have landed.

-Gen. Well gather the forces and head to that bunker and pick up any LGOPS on the way.

-CSM. SIR, yes Sir

LGOPS by ww2tom March 1, 2010

swag loops 

A popular breakfast cereal in south side Detroit and Compton

Little Tyrone just loves his swag loops

swag loops by Nicky Bemez February 5, 2014

Tastes like fruit loops 

A phrase used to describe an alcoholic beverage that does not taste alcoholic.

Matthew: "So what's your favorite drink?"

Forrest: "Caribou Lou baby! It tastes like fruit loops and hits like a truck!"

Tastes like fruit loops by DJ Forresto January 23, 2011

llops

llops are any type of footwear, from boots to trainers. It gets rid of the confusion which is often evident between boots and shoes.

Instead of "Those are lovely shoes", "theyre not shoes, they're boots!",
"sorry"
The conversation goes...
"They are lovely llops!", "Why thank you very much!"

llops by McPhan June 23, 2006

Froot Loops

The CORRECT way to spell Froot Loops.

Guy 1: hey, let's go get some fruit loops
Guy 2: it's FROOT loops you asshat

Froot Loops by Souma Mondal June 9, 2005

fruity loops 

A downloadable music program used to recreate and make songs usually at your home computer

The famous rapper soulja boy used fruity loops for most of his beats including the hit song "crank that soulja boy"

fruity loops by jalen brown November 8, 2007

lopsaur 

loser/poser transformed into a dinosaur.

Ok BOD, stop being such a lopsaur

lopsaur by BRITTANY BURKE September 29, 2005