UWOP
Hood slang for an UZI. An automatic submachine gun. Israeli-made, open-bolt, blow-back operated weapon.
UWOP by a person place or thing January 17, 2012
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UWOP
Useless WithOut Pics: used to describe a thread or internet article that has information without any accompanying photographs. This is especially appropriate when the thread or article deals with nudity (especially public), anyone "caught in the act" (especially criminals & celebrities), any person or animal with extra and/or enlarged body parts, or any combination of the three.
UWOP by Mangeur deCowan March 12, 2005
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