Comped out
In reference to a person whose body proportions are composed is such a way to make them objectively attractive
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copped out
To avoid fulfilling a responsibility. To renege on an agreement.
The term comes from the word "cop," to steal. It is in general usage, and has been long before any "song" by Eminem.
The term comes from the word "cop," to steal. It is in general usage, and has been long before any "song" by Eminem.
I was going to go to the movies with Gillian last night, but she copped out on me and made her father dinner.
copped out by Justin May 13, 2005
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Comped out • copped out • Cromped out • Coped-Out • comped • comp, comped, comping • copped • camped • Cooped • comper
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Coped-Out
Drinking a lot of alcohol, getting kicked out of a party, passing out somewhere outside and losing some of there belongings.
Doing any or combination of these things with result in a cope-out.
Doing any or combination of these things with result in a cope-out.
1:Have you heard what cope did last night?
2:Nope.
1:He did all of this! Drank a 5th of alcohol, 3 jello shots and 2 beers; Got kicked out of the party; Ran 5+ blocks to an abandon building; Attempted to climb the fence; Fell and knocked himself unconscious in the bushes for 5 hours; woke up and wandered back to the house without shoes, shirt, one sock and cell phone.
2: NO WAY DUDE! He totally Coped-out tough.
Being a very violent, aggressive and physically active drunk.
2:Nope.
1:He did all of this! Drank a 5th of alcohol, 3 jello shots and 2 beers; Got kicked out of the party; Ran 5+ blocks to an abandon building; Attempted to climb the fence; Fell and knocked himself unconscious in the bushes for 5 hours; woke up and wandered back to the house without shoes, shirt, one sock and cell phone.
2: NO WAY DUDE! He totally Coped-out tough.
Being a very violent, aggressive and physically active drunk.
Coped out
"Coped out"...derived from Cope2, not to be confused with copped out. "Coped out"(definition) - to turn states evidence, become a police informant, to rat / snitch on someone, to testify in court.
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copped out by Bridget September 16, 2003
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