This phrase was parodied by Monty Python to end some sketches. Instead of a climax or punch line, the police (cops) would turn up and arrest the characters. Therefore, they would literally "cop out" of finishing the sketch. The most notable was at the end of "Monty Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail".
by IndyMac March 23, 2009
When one of two 'cops' alternate their interviews. The 'Bad Cop' behaves negatively toward the subject, making blatant accusations, derogatory comments, threats, and in general raising the subject's antipathy. This sets the stage for the 'Good Cop' to deceptively act supportive, understanding, defensive, and in general show sympathy for the subject, which may make the subject cooperative towards the latter.
Pledge 1: "Dude, how about what Tiffany, the bad cop, said at the pledge meeting last night?"
Pledge 2: "Oh I know man. It made me feel so terrible. I'm just glad Danny was there to make us all feel better."
Pledge 2: "Oh I know man. It made me feel so terrible. I'm just glad Danny was there to make us all feel better."
by Ditto10 November 08, 2010
by JON NIG May 14, 2005
by Anonymous March 19, 2003
The act of taking a girl in the ass, pulling out, and spewing all over her "pastry buns", thus transforming her rump into the allusion of an oversized, quivering glazed donut.
by tnt May 02, 2003
The game is started at one spot. Then one group of up to 4 people get in a car and they are designated as the cops. The rest of the people have to run/walk/skip/crawl/do whatever it takes to get to the "safe spot"(this includes getting a ride with another group) without getting seen by the "cops"
bob-You wanna get some peeps and play cops and robbers
joe-Nah
bob-Why the hell not
joe-Last time I played I got caught by the real cops for reckless driving
joe-Nah
bob-Why the hell not
joe-Last time I played I got caught by the real cops for reckless driving
by HCBlast March 16, 2009