op

/ōp/ Origins: Elk Grove Village, IL

Op is a term of sarcasm. Op can be used to precede or follow a comment that the speaker would like to express as either sarcastic or not true. It can also be used to describe an awkward or funny moment.

Advanced OP speakers have used variations of op including, "Oppity op" and "Op op op."

"That suit is black... OP."-Borat

"OP Kim Kardashian makes good decisions."

The only thing that can describe walking into T. Woods on a Tuesday and seeing everyone that graduated between 2003-2010: "Op."

by ElkGroveSpeech November 3, 2011

an op

A person on the opposing end.
Lame, wack, fake, fraudulent.

The opposition

I knew ole boy was an Op as soon as he opened his mouth!

by Veda.da.Diva January 17, 2018

Ope

Ope is the Midwestern way of acknowledging another person or thing that they have encountered.

Ope! Sorry I bumped into you Jim.

Ope, there's my wallet.

Ope! I missed my bus!

by Pandar937 May 24, 2018

The Ops

The opposition, opponent, the opposing party; in short, the enemy.

Don't trust her, she hangs out with the ops.

by Brooklyn Bombshell August 14, 2017

ops

Opposites or rivals from another gang or opposing group commonly misinterpreted as ops being short for cops or snitches.

Running from the ops, shooting at the ops

by nahsra August 30, 2017

Ope

It's a Midwest thing. When someone cuts in front of you rudely, when you are surprised, when you bump into someone, or when something is offensively funny, you use the word ope.

Boss: You're getting a promotion

You: Ope, really? Thank you so much

*bumbs into someone at the mall*
You: Ope sorry my bad

by aannettec July 6, 2017

Ope

Something you say when you are surprised

“Ope, that is not a toilet”
“Ope, not on the dog dude”

by Bubba Sudz May 23, 2019