o.o.p.
O.O.P. , pronounced "oop", is a common slang abbreviation in pop culture that stands for "out of pocket". Used to describe people or actions that seem unnecessary or annoying.
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P.O.O.P.
P.O.O.P. by Peneloopey October 10, 2008
P.O.O.P.
POOP - People Order Our Patties from episode "Krusty Krab Training Video" of TV show Spongebob Squarepants. The real meaning behind this naming created by the human animators is that in the sea, the burger patty is actually shit from human civilization dumped into the ocean where the fishes and sea creatures that eat Krabby Pattys are actually eating the matter of human civilization shit.
P.O.O.P. by Dariush7992 July 9, 2011
D.O.O.P
acronym: Dick. Out. Of. Pants. is generally used to express the feeling of discomfort when someones gentiles are exposed from out of there Boxers, Pants, Shorts ect.
'Dude did you see Zac over there"
" Yah i did do you think he knows hes D.O.O.P"
' Not sure but don't tell him it will be funnier that way."
" Yah i did do you think he knows hes D.O.O.P"
' Not sure but don't tell him it will be funnier that way."
D.O.O.P by AlbinoBlackSheep April 3, 2009
P.O.O.P
P.O.O.P by Sarah.haraS June 7, 2018
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