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Pronunciation: "kO pE' &l
Function: noun
Etymology: Late Latin, from Latin copiae plenty; in Roman mythology, Copia was the goddess of abundance. She carried a cornucopia and was associated with Fortuna.
: something of great abundance.

Function: adjective
: an abundance or large collection of
The copial of knowledge she gained was useful in the debate.
copial by Lizzie Liz March 11, 2006
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a new and thoroughly interesting word to be coupled with 'post' normally used to describe the moments after
intercourse...;)
Having a copial ciggarrete..
Copial by Kanda July 31, 2008
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/cop-al-yair-oh/ – a mounted police officer (not gender specific)
The bicycle thief tried a getaway through the park trails, but copalleros soon caught him.
Two consecutive piles or something, that is at most 1 foot apart. Otherwise it's just a pile.
Dude: Look at that copile of crack!
Dude 2: YAY CRACK!!
copile by Melvin69 August 26, 2005

cardinal copia 

CARDINAL COPIA IS A PERSON WITH A SHY BUT PERVERTED PERSONALITY.HE HAS A BIG DICK AND LOVES TO PLAY WITH IT HE LOVES TO WEAR VERY TIGHT JEANS.AND IS HOT AND HE KNOWS IT.HE LOVES MAKING YOU CUM
Cardinal copia is so hot i would cum .
cardinal copia by Jamie.the.hoonie October 16, 2022

copil borît 

copil borît is a person that annoyes you with their actions or habits but u still love them deep down
exemple:
-Darius nu mi-a mai răspuns la mesaj de 12 minute.
- HE S SUCH A copil borît!!
copil borît by safo664 February 10, 2022

cardinal copia 

a gay priest who likes rats rigatoni and trikes
cardinal copia by auritu November 5, 2022
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