copped a feel

When you touch or hold someone’s dick/boob/ass

“Omg I copped a feel of Anthony’s dick and it was huge”

by Dudeyouregay1828822 September 27, 2017

Copped it without vass.

Yes, you guessed it, another Rugby League saying: When one has been wronged in the extreme. The copped it is a shortened version of being on the end of an anal intrussion. The vass, is an abreviated word for vasoline, the lubricant that you wish the person who wronged you would provide.

a. After careful consideration we are going to give the role of national sales director to Nathan.

b. But I've been here 18 years! Nathan has only been here 18 weeks! I've copped it without vass.

or.
How do you reckon The Eels will go in the grand final?

I reckon they will cop it without vass.

by Jango Fett October 8, 2009

copped the throat

Copped the throat is the new choking on dick.

Copped the throat is how someone can go get the newest shoes and own it. The one receiving the blowjob acquired the others throat.

Did you hear that Tala let those straight guys copped the throat yesterday night?!

by talamobley44 August 25, 2019

Copped a spray

To walk underneath a stream of bodily fluid coming from an intoxicated individual on a balcony

Calum: “so Daniel I was walking underneath a balcony and copped a spray! Think I need a shower”

Daniel: “Oh no! You’ve copped a spray. Would you like a towel?”

Calum: “No thanks, Daniel. I have my own.”

by 717 April 25, 2019

copped off

Is when you are out somewhere and you kiss someone..

Oh My God... I copped off with fred last night!

by KLB August 22, 2006

Copped the lock

Coppin the lock means gettin put in jail. Commonly used by australian graffiti writers, lads and other street thug types

Eshay: Oi brah wheres davo at?
Bewb: Bruz he copped the lock.
Eshay: Spewin, what he get nicked for?
Bewb: Some of that sweet as petty theft, sneaky roartes shit. Haha
Eshay: Haha mad kunt`

by nocommentbrah August 25, 2013

copped it

Slang for the awkward British goof; See Richard Madeley, Alan Partridge and Boris Johnson for examples

Answering to a delicate situation which needs tact: "I probably would have copped it."

by Belacqua September 1, 2017