Created when cursing Italians on Codemasters Race Driver: GRID using the derogatory term "Wop". When an Italian (or anyone who gets on your nerves) starts lagging in-game, their car will bounce around on-track in a manic fashion and in random directions. This can cause crashes and/or cheating within the game because of the lag. The prefix "Flying" can be added if the players lag is extremely bad; i.e Flying Wopping.
by elementxi July 13, 2011
the act of wiping or picking ones nose and then wiping whatever is found on to the leg of another person. a particularly prevalent habit among young children.
person 1: I can't believe that, he just wiped his snot on to my leg
person 2: haha he gave you a good wopping!
person 2: haha he gave you a good wopping!
by gubz1992 May 4, 2009
by Katy girl May 4, 2008
by Kingnerd January 6, 2008
by talk2me-JCH2 February 15, 2022
(n) a racial slur for an Italian or person of Italian heritage. It is often said that this term comes from "With Out Papers" or "Working On Pavement," but it actually comes from the Italian word "guappo", meaning a swaggerer, pimp, or ruffian.
Fuck all those definitions that say wop is a drink. The only time I've heard some one use the word is as an ethnic slur, and usually at me.
by New Jack Swing November 13, 2005
“WOP” is the English pronunciation of the Ital-Neapolitan word “GUAPPO”. The word defines those who belong to the Guapperia o “Camorra”, a criminal organization similar to the Sicilian Mafia located mostly in the province of Campania (an Italian Province) and its capital Napoli, Italia. The term is still commonly used especially in Central-South Italy (Meridione) to describe those that either belong to the organization or those that are arrogant to the point of inducing a fight. It was brought to the USA by early Italian immigrants from the province of Campania who named those suspected to belonging to the Guapperia “Guappi”, in a similar fashion the Sicilians used the term “Mafiosi”. Widely used in Chicago where most immigrants from Campania settled, one of its native sons Al Capone was a typical Guappo, it was confused by the non Italian population to indicate people of Italian origins, similarly the word “Paesano”. The term has been erroneously explained to mean “Without Papers” because of the initials “WP” by those, Italian descent or not, that have little knowledge of Italian history and dialects. The term has taken a derogatory meaning in North America and for many refers to people of Italian origin or background.
by uberrimus May 9, 2006