Cope

Pure filth. Keep away from men unless you want a disintegrated cock

She’s such a cope

by Cathal loughlin November 23, 2021

Cope

Slang word used to call out a person when they utilize actions or arguments that aren't sincere or true in order to avoid a reality that causes them discomfort.

Person 1: "Being 5'7" is actually really enjoyable"
Person 2: "Cope"

by Coscu420 August 3, 2022

Copeing Your Collar

The act of popping your collar in order to hide your neck herpes. Generally associated with douches and Brian Cope.

Person 1: Dude, why are you copeing your collar?
Person 2: Mr. Cope gave me neck herpes.

by yorkschool January 12, 2010

Copenhagen Cope and Seethe

When you engage in coitus under the influence of drugs and then feel bad about it afterwards.

I got the Copenhagen Cope and Seethe after last night.

by RoundenBrown November 3, 2021

Coping

Synonym for a faggot

Bruh why do you talk like Coping?

by zuhazana April 9, 2024

take cope with

A colloquial way of saying that one disagrees with a certain subject. More commonly known as taking issue with a topic of discourse.

Random dude 1: I think your are one ugly son of a gun!

Random dude 2: Hey man I take cope with that! I actually think I look quite dashing!

Skinny chick 1: Skinny Chick 2 I think you've put on a couple of pounds..

Skinny chick 2: I take cope with the fact that I can't be larger than a size 0 Skinny Chick 1.. *rolls eyes* *flicks hair*

by drizzlet January 2, 2012

Julian Cope

Julian David Cope (born 21 October 1957) is an English musician, writer, antiquarian, social activist and cosmic shaman, best known as the lead singer of the Liverpool post-punk/neo-psychedelic band The Teardrop Explodes. He likes obscure psychedelic bands, comics, hallucinogens, neolithic culture, heathenism, swimming with dolphins, bananas, Helen Mirren, toy cars, Barbies and his wife Dorian. He dislikes bigotry, rudeness and being called whimsical. He believes himself to be hatable but is in fact one of the most loveable musicians due to his honesty, thoughtfulness and endearing weirdness.

Person A: I love Julian Cope! His music is so joyful and melancholy at the same time. He describes some of the most complex states of the human mind with such ease, honesty and vulnerability. Nobody, to my knowledge, has captured that feeling of simultaneous peacefulness, yearning and isolation quite so well in their music. He is truly special to me. His political songs are also worth mentioning, as is his authenticity and complete dedication to the things he loves, and his hair.

Person B: Julian Cope? Isn't that the guy who posed for an album cover wearing nothing but a giant tortoise shell?
Person A: Yeah...

by purrrrrrrrr February 20, 2024