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Glocko Pop

The combination of the words 'glock go pop' as heard in the Digital Bullet album by Bobby Digital/RZA.

When suffixed with -ing, glockopoppin', could refer to the act of messing around, having a good time, carrying a firearm, dealing drugs, or just causing mayhem in the name of entertainment. A term coined in Philadelphia.
"My glocko pop pop pop!"

"... glockpoppin' in center city."
Glocko Pop by milosc January 28, 2008
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pop the glock 

a bad ass song by Uffie.
example on youtube. search pop the glock
pop the glock by Sessee September 7, 2007

pop the glock 

To shoot a pistol or other small gun.
1. Yo I'm gonna pop the glock on that hoe.
pop the glock by Chloe White April 30, 2006

pop the glock 

to shoot with a handgun sb
John: Just pop the glock man, he's no good to live
Will: I don't know John, I think he knows sth we don't
pop the glock by Tzitzelayana April 20, 2008

Pop The Glock 

A phrase used to tell someone to
a)Go die.
b) Mind your business
c) Get a life
Person 1: OMG, I hate Ms. Olkiewicz, she failed me again!
Person 2: Yo, tell that bitch to Pop the Glock!
Pop The Glock by Ozker May 27, 2008

fizzy pop cock glock

When you give your partner an enema with classic coke and then wrap your c**k with a fruit roll-up and pop rocks, then jam an entire pack of mentos into their a**. Then proceed to have a**l s*x with them until you either buss or are forced out at mach f**k from their a** that has now become a legal weapon
"I gave my girl a fizzy pop cock glock last night and now the bed sheets, walls, and my self esteem are soaked with coke".
fizzy pop cock glock by Subaluwa October 22, 2025
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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Ajumma wait a moment
Ajumma by aintnotinbutnice July 5, 2009
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Slop Grenade

When someone uses AI to generate a large document, slide deck, or piece of code/software and tosses it over the fence for you to deal with.
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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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After we broke up, he was floxi to me.
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