The extremely derisive and annoying sound one says to interrupt boring, unimportant or unnecessary stories or sentences spoken by friends. It is spoken like the work k (Kay), but with an elongated 'a' to complete the word. Often accompanied by a derisive look, a judging mouth click, snapped fingers and the ignoring of the boring person. Supremely effective in rapid fire situations.
(Anytown, World)
Friend1: Dude, so this weekend, me and my mom were watching C-SPAN and this really intere-
Friend2: (snaps fingers, points at Friend1) Kop.
Friend1: Uh, alright, so after that we knitted some socks for my cat Mitt-
Friend2: Kop. (Turns away from boring person)
Friend1: God, I hate you.
Friend1: Dude, so this weekend, me and my mom were watching C-SPAN and this really intere-
Friend2: (snaps fingers, points at Friend1) Kop.
Friend1: Uh, alright, so after that we knitted some socks for my cat Mitt-
Friend2: Kop. (Turns away from boring person)
Friend1: God, I hate you.
by srqresistance May 15, 2010
This is the phonetic pronunciation of the 13375p33k (leetspeak) word pl0x, meaning 'please'. Alternate pronunciations are ploox, plowx and puh-lowx. Normally, plocks is used to add emphasis to a question that may or may not be serious, or as a last ditch attempt to get the desired response.
John: Dude, can I have some of your chicken?
James: No way, broham.
John: Oh my god, PLOCKS?! I'm so hungry!
Joe: Hey buddy, can I have bromission to hook up with your sister, plocks?
John: Haha..ha..ha. No.
Joe: Ooo heh, alrighty.
James: No way, broham.
John: Oh my god, PLOCKS?! I'm so hungry!
Joe: Hey buddy, can I have bromission to hook up with your sister, plocks?
John: Haha..ha..ha. No.
Joe: Ooo heh, alrighty.
by srqresistance August 13, 2010