Verb (Past tense: A-hopped)
To overcome a challenge or outwit a rival using intelligence and insight. Originally inspired by the character Charles Morse in the movie The Edge (1997), played by Sir Anthony Hopkins, who manages to kill a man-eating grizzly bear among other things while surviving the Alaskan wilderness after a plane crash. However, many other Anthony Hopkins roles in other films are also intelligent problem solvers, hence the term A-hop was born.
To overcome a challenge or outwit a rival using intelligence and insight. Originally inspired by the character Charles Morse in the movie The Edge (1997), played by Sir Anthony Hopkins, who manages to kill a man-eating grizzly bear among other things while surviving the Alaskan wilderness after a plane crash. However, many other Anthony Hopkins roles in other films are also intelligent problem solvers, hence the term A-hop was born.
I am going to A-hop the shit out of my math test on Friday!
Justin got so A-hopped by Tyler in that chess match!
Justin got so A-hopped by Tyler in that chess match!
by Trc1978 August 22, 2019