BIOP

When something goes terribly wrong, beyond control. When life sucks. Similar to sods law.

The traffic is horrific, you are sad next to a smelly tramp on public transport.

Your pram brakes mid journey, your 3 year old child is stuck within the broken pram. You have a two mile walk home with your shopping, broken pram and child.

A person would BIOP!!

by koxy333 September 10, 2011

Biop

Bring Your Own Poison

Meaning that everyone has to bring his own drink ( alcoholic or not )

I'm broke so, Biop for tonight's party.

by miwi-kiss April 27, 2017

biop

a really really really really big schlong

person a: hey person b, how big is your biop?

person b: i dont have a biop, im a woman, we’ve been over this already

by shrimppimpfisky December 1, 2023

biopic

A "biographical picture." A film that dramatizes the life of an actual person or people. Differs from films “based on a true story” or “historic films” in that they attempt to comprehensively tell a person’s life story or at least the most historically important years of their lives.

The People vs. Larry Flynt, Blow and Monster are biopics with dubious historical figures.

by Count3D November 12, 2007

Biopile

short for Biohazzardous Pile of Shit. It's when you're pretty much a digusting mess.

Ol' Mick called Big Kurt a Biopile after he sharted himself on the loveseat.

by Tommkat January 14, 2007

Bioprene

Bioprene (noun): (a) An abundant layer of hypodermis or subcutaneous tissue, that is mainly used for fat storage and which comes with age or inactivity. (b) A purposefully added layer of fat used as a natural means to help tolerate cold water by channel swimmers.

Origin: bio + neoprene or polychloroprene, a synthetic rubber that is used for wetsuits. Neoprene is the DuPont trade name for its brand of polychloroprene.

I am not getting fat, I am just wearing bioprene.

The marathon swimmer ate a box of donuts every morning in order to add to his layer of bioprene.

by Open Water Coach August 14, 2010

biopunk

A subgenre of science fiction, closely related to and often overlapping with cyberpunk. It is usually set in a futuristic environment.

Biopunk media usually encompasses themes such as genetic manipulation, fictional diseases, cell experimentation and other forms of biotechnology. Common characters include mad scientists and mutants.

- The Xenogenesis trilogy by Octavia E. Butler
- The video game BioShock
- The Jurassic Park series
- The Parasite Eve series
- Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, as well as the anime Ergo Proxy, contain some biopunk elements

by Mizuchi August 25, 2009