by taylorlynn January 06, 2021
by TypicalCracker October 19, 2019
It's a derogatory term to describe a person, who's Asian. It is mostly used to describe Vietnameese people.
"That is a proud moment, but there's a slope on it" (pointing at a bridge)
- Jeremy Clarkson, Top Gear Burma Special
- Jeremy Clarkson, Top Gear Burma Special
by A mester January 30, 2024
Slang term for the BSAP - British South Africa Police, popularized by Rhodesian folk singer John Edmond.
We had a contact the other day
But the ter's all ran away
we were firing the M.A.G.
from the hip like Audie Murphy
so if i go up in a puff of smoke
its better then being a slope,
or a fuzz from the BSAP.
I'd very much rather be me.
But the ter's all ran away
we were firing the M.A.G.
from the hip like Audie Murphy
so if i go up in a puff of smoke
its better then being a slope,
or a fuzz from the BSAP.
I'd very much rather be me.
by Aifhauifh June 06, 2022
by Big Boy Carl October 04, 2021
(US, extraordinary offensive, derogatory, ethnic slur) Derived from the term ‘slant, slippery’. A derogatory term for an Asian, especially one who has slanting eyes because of epicanthic folds. Also a racist term, especially American English.
The ethnic slur slope was attested in 1940. This slur is used during the Vietnam War to refer to a Vietnamese. Do not use this sense of the word in either formal and informal contents.
by marcotoa January 20, 2025