copperating
copperating by StoatStoatStoat June 26, 2023
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Coppering
Collecting together money from your pockets, bag, around the house or down the back of the settee. Usually collected together to buy some small item like a pint of milk or a loaf of sliced bread. Therefore all the pennies and small change in copper will have an inordinate value.
May be used as a slightly offensive word if you have a group of people pooling all their money to buy a cheap bottle of wine between them or some similar object of desire.
May be used as a slightly offensive word if you have a group of people pooling all their money to buy a cheap bottle of wine between them or some similar object of desire.
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Give me my laptop back. My food is ready and I want to be compeating while checking out the latest Black Crowes tour dates.
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Coppering
Coppering by Bigpeepeejew January 4, 2017
Coperating
A combination of the words Copy & Exaggerate, put together to form the word Coperating.
Used to describe a comical interpretation of someone's quirks or habits, also to used to explain an act that someone has preformed in order to emulate a byproduct of said party.
- you may ask why not just use 'copy' ?
well Dylan thinks otherwise...
Used to describe a comical interpretation of someone's quirks or habits, also to used to explain an act that someone has preformed in order to emulate a byproduct of said party.
- you may ask why not just use 'copy' ?
well Dylan thinks otherwise...
Kendall: "What? that makes no sense, I dont get it"
Sammy: "What don't you get Dylan you fuckin' pot herb!?"
Dylan: "That wasn't me talking, It was Kendall, he was Coperating me."
Sammy: "What don't you get Dylan you fuckin' pot herb!?"
Dylan: "That wasn't me talking, It was Kendall, he was Coperating me."
Coperating by Kendawwg January 3, 2010
e-couperating
"I'm stuck on the couch after surgery, but I'm e-couperating with my 3DS, Xbox 360, a laptop, and Netflix".
e-couperating by PantsofCorn June 3, 2011
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