Get moving, get your act together, take some action to solve a problem. More effective wnen used in conjunction with an expletive.
Direct communication: "Honey the movie starts in 5 minutes. You look beautiful. Hop to."
3rd party usage: "We had a great date and he said he'd call -- if he doesn't hop to and pick up the phone he's gonna lose out."
Harshest application: "I asked you to take out the trash and you haven't yet. I'm out of patience. Hop the f*ck to!"
3rd party usage: "We had a great date and he said he'd call -- if he doesn't hop to and pick up the phone he's gonna lose out."
Harshest application: "I asked you to take out the trash and you haven't yet. I'm out of patience. Hop the f*ck to!"
by Papa's Mama February 27, 2007
Kid: did you here Tommy got hopped ?!
Kid 2: yea he got hopped by that group of lads down at he park
Kid: he was properly bet up man
Kid 2: yea he got hopped by that group of lads down at he park
Kid: he was properly bet up man
by Typicalireland February 23, 2016
hey man, i need some hop, because i'm really crazy and i want to pee in my pants, but if i get some hop i'll go and have children.
by Dr. Fuckleberry August 25, 2003
"I got no time to sit and flip and pop bullshit
Turn up your stereo, hops, insert the rhyme clip" - Ice-T, Pulse of the Rhyme
Turn up your stereo, hops, insert the rhyme clip" - Ice-T, Pulse of the Rhyme
by Jax June 18, 2006
Brewers use hops, a small bitter flowering plant, to provide a counterbalancing aroma and taste to beer. The basic idea is not unlike what you would find in a good wine. As you drink, the malty beer washes over your tongue, bringing you body and sweetness. As you swallow, the hops hit the bitter taste buds in the back of your mouth, serving as a tonic, leaving (hopefully) a refreshing taste.
You hate beer — if you do hate beer — because most of the beers you've tried are unbalanced. All you can taste is hops. And with nothing to balance them, hops taste nasty.
by Keael January 05, 2006
by .Reality101 June 26, 2009