Ops

A gangs opposers or rivals uk British slang.

The ops just ran past.

by JJslanguk October 13, 2017

OP

open pad -- open house
usually referring to when there are no parents around at a house and someone decides to have a chill party at their "pad"

person 1: dude, are you gonna go to stevens open pad tonight?
person 2: ya im prob not gonna get hammered. just drink some beer and chill

by loonie goonie July 12, 2018

Photo Op Father

Baby daddy’s who only come around during holidays and other events where people take lots of pictures just so they can post on social media about how much they “love” their kids and then go back to being MIA until the next holiday. Typically they are trying to make themselves look like they are actually more involved in their child’s life than they actually are.

Ex: “It’s Christmas time again. Time for all those non child support paying photo op father’s to come out of hiding and take a few pictures to post to Facebook.”

by Bg0991 April 7, 2019

Op-op

Op-op is an opiate addict who has opt out of life.

It is sad that Christopher has became an op-op I sure miss living life we had together

by Darthfraai October 30, 2023

ops

gracie

gracie snitched so now she is the ops

by oppastoppachoppa September 20, 2021

Op

Friend

One of his ops

by anonymous September 25, 2020

ops

Most usually means the police or cOPS. It could also be an alternate word for a snitch or informer.

"ops" can also be used as a shortened term for "operations" but this is uncommon for street slang

In regards to Police: "Yo we gotta go the ops are coming!"

In regards to operations: "So you do special ops with the US Army?"

by BiWgAcBoScEkY June 16, 2018