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An adjective meaning cool or awesome.
(usually used in a silly, semi-serious manner)
"This class is boppin'!"

"I don't know about you guys, but I'm having a boppin' day!
boppin' by andriod5 September 27, 2005
When a good song is playing and your body turns into a fucking metrodome
Guy 1: "Man this beat is boppin"
Guy 2: "Isn't that word from the 90's"
Guy 1: "Shut the hell up carl! God, you always ruin everything"
Boppin by Yeetmaster68 March 20, 2019
UK Slang - walking in a relaxed, nonchalant manner. With a good bit of swag.
Man #1 - I walked to the shop, I bopped and kept it steady.

Also Man #1 - 1% battery ain't gonna get me home so i'm boppin'.
Boppin by SlowTom November 18, 2019
...a type of dance including two to three people. One person stands and supports the second person (by holding their hand) while they bounce on their toes (or spin) with their knees bent. Usually done in south florida.
>Damn man, wat were they doin in the club last nite?

>Aw man, they was jus boppin. You know how them florida niggas do.
boppin by Scrapz Boo December 25, 2007
1.Performing oral sex
2. The act of sucking a penis
3. To give someone head
Andre asked Nakia if she be bobbin.
Boppin by PEACHEZ November 23, 2004
Performing of a bj/ Preparing or planning to give someone one.
Davonte the fathead asked Sheila, "You boppin?" Sheila answered my kicking him where it hurts.
boppin by Staplers December 19, 2009
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