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Behind You Other People Exist: Used when people become so goal focused that they only think of themselves and their current needs such that they fail to realize that other people behind them also (a) exist (b) have goals. Common BYOPE scenarios include driving, grocery store shopping, cell phone usage, drop off and pick up car lines, and walking in public places. BYOPE can also be used as a general metaphor for how driven people relate to their subordinates.
Grocery shopping the day before Thanksgiving was a total mistake. It took me ten extra minutes to just get in the store because of all the people fondling the loss leader items and memorizing the weekly circular. I shouted "BYOPE!" and then the jam subsided when the fondlers /memorizers realized that all of us need to get our shopping done, too.
BYOPE by Elizabeth L. Haines January 31, 2014
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A bro who gropes.
Charlie: Man, is MJ really a broper?

Sheen: Maybe he's a gang banger you never know...I dunno bro, let's hug it out!
Broper by nomanito September 23, 2016
Related Words
BYOPE Bope booper brope booped Boper broped BYOE blope booper doopers
One day, the Vatican will be led by a man from Africa, and he will be known to all as The Blope, the Black Pope.
Blope by NiraMillson June 28, 2010

booper snoot

When someone or something's nose is just too adorable that you have no choice but to touch it with your finger or "boop" it
Tim's booper snoot is so cute I had to touch it!
booper snoot by Rikkster December 21, 2016
“Bring your own everything.” When a party isn’t providing any booze or weed and everyone brings their own
Party at Rachel’s tonight but it’s BYOE so bring some booze
BYOE by GabeItch39926 March 29, 2020
invite to a party: “limited supply of 🍾…..byoe”
byoe by yomomma5678 January 5, 2022
Someone getting booped (boop + ee suffix)
Hello boopee! *boops*
Boopee by AxolotlOnInternet April 13, 2021
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