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pop a code
A term usually used in jail or prison when inmates are fighting or engaging in what is considered to be illegal, dangerous or life threatening situations.. The term is also used in the streets as a reference to letting someone know you’re about to ‘pop off’
pop a code by CouldGive Af July 5, 2023
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choke the pope
I totally choke the pope in the bathroom of Marlboro Market like all the time. I stare myself in the eyes and wonder if my boss can hear my pleasure sighs..?
choke the pope by Lord Cohliani May 29, 2018
chodepopper
chodepopper by shastmaster June 6, 2011
Morse Code Mouth Popping
Using your mouth and lips to create popping sounds to recreate morse code. This can be used when communicating with friends and coworkers in a new way so no one will know exactly what it is you are talking to each other about.
A bank teller used MCMP (morse code mouth popping) to alert a coworker she was being robbed to alert the authorities without the suspect in question even knowing!
Morse Code Mouth Popping by MCMP February 18, 2011
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