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Copped-Out

West Coast term for when a party, fight, or gathering is shut down by the police and participants are removed by the officers.

synonyms: getting rolled (SD slang), getting busted, getting shut down.
“Yo how was the weekend? Heard y'all went to the parking lot outside In-N-Out”
— “Yeah, we started fighting and got copped-out”
Copped-Out by shemett August 25, 2026
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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.
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

copped out 

quit, leavein the game. From 50 cent Feat. Eminem in Patiantly waiting
I copped out does that make me a quitta?
copped out by Bridget September 16, 2003

Capped Out 

When someone is caught in a lie, doing too much, or saying something dumb
Person 1: *says or does something dumb or out of pocket*

Person 2: “Man you capped out”
Capped Out by yurrritscap August 24, 2021

Cropped out 

Cropped out, cropped me or crop me, is defined as a term when someone decided to cut you off, reject your call, leave without much notice.
"Great so your leaving just like that?? Don't crop me out"
"Thanks for not coming back to me, properly feel cropped out"
Cropped out by #GPR January 31, 2019

Capped out 

When you cap so much you can’t cap any more.
This man always has an excuse when we ask him to party; he’s capped out!
Capped out by Javanfromthecut December 4, 2019

Capped Out 

To lie; Telling something with no truth in it.
I knew he was capped out when he told me he would buy the shoes off of me.
Capped Out by ZGA February 22, 2013
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