cop to

To admit. To own up to something.

When threatened with legal action, John finally copped to stealing the street sign. When I felt too guilty, I finally copped to cheating on my girlfriend.

by Alena March 31, 2005

to cop

to acquire or obtain something, legitimately or otherwise

"I'm about to cop those new J's."

by kwilliams December 11, 2013

to cop

To acquire something, or more fittengly, to roll through and grab it. Like cops do. Get it?

Yo that new album is dope, make sure to cop it.

by dr. kozmo April 20, 2019

Hard to cop

Confronting to the senses, hard to accept.

Olejnik wearing a skivvy at 9am is hard to cop

by Mattje_sicktime July 14, 2011

to cop it

To be the victim of a bad twist of fate. Observers might say "copped it!" or "uuuuunlucky".

1) "Yuk, i copped it in the eye"

2) Luke copped it totally when Brenden covered his pillow in pubic hair.

3) Watch out, unless you want to cop it in the eye.

by The Ant October 20, 2006

to cop

to score , to take drugs.

I want to cop. I want to score some meth.

by [.] July 20, 2017

Paid to park cop

A cop whose job is to sit and find people to pull over/ A cop who is parked like a crime scarecrow.

“Make sure you drive slow, I saw two paid to park cops on the home earlier”

by D1CKNB@LLS July 26, 2024