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The act of entering, usually, in some vehicle. Normally said with the goal of expressing a cool, stylish, and fast way of making your point, instead of "get inside of". May also be used with "into", instead of "in".
1"Nice car."
2"Hop in already."

1"I need to go home now."
2"Hop into the bike on the garage."
hop in by Xhavix September 10, 2008
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A Hop in is a stolen car people use to slide on the opps in the Washington DC area.
Aye Moe, get in dis hop in lets go slide.
Hop In by Manman762 August 12, 2022

Hop in the whip 

This means to get or hop into a car or vehicle
Lets hop in the whip and go to the mall.
Hop in the whip by Hotty221 July 11, 2010

Hop in the box 

v. getting in the shower; n. hotbox (as in smoking marijuana in a sealed car)
I’ll call you right back i’m about to hop in the box.
Do you want to hop in the box?
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hop in the frog 

‘Frog’ is a reference to the low-rider vehicles that jump up and down with hydraulics
I'ma hop in the frog and go to the club
hop in the frog by Ofacead April 24, 2018

Hop in the suorin 

When u rip suorin so hard w rap music in the background preferably the song “foreign”
Hop in the suorin by squatfucker420 September 28, 2018

hop in my duffel

in my element
"Imma hop in my duffel, and pop off"
hop in my duffel by eayeni June 11, 2020
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