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concentrated LSD. A sheet of acid that is used to soak up spilled L when cutting it from crystal form.
my boy gave me the mop up after he cut that gr of crystal he got from Moonstar.
mop up by funetiklee May 13, 2005
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To have to rewipe one's ass a few hours after a shit.
Mike: I need to go mop up it's so hot in this warehouse riding this forklift around.

Boss: Make it fast, we don't have all day.
mop up by cut the cards August 8, 2022
to redefine the features of someones face by brute physical force from one's fist. Also can be used in place of "beating the shit out of", "demolishing", "kicking ass", etc.
Present tense: I am going to mop up on any naysayers who oppose the crooked design of my concept car.

Past tense: The naysayers were mopped up on when they called out the marginal concept design.
mop up by Team 09 March 16, 2011
The act of having sex with a female in doing so you have cleaned up her mess of a life
Did you {mop up]? guy: yes i moped up the mess that was stephanie 4 times it was a god awful mess
MOP UP by Swagglenuts June 16, 2016
When a girl giving you the sloppy toppy

Of head
She gave me that mop up last night..
Mop up by Yeah aighh October 28, 2020
Fix all bugs in a piece of software. ALL BUGS.
Large government contract with a deadline looming.
mop up by Joe May 13, 2005

mop-up man 

A man that likes to pick up women on the rebound bec that's the best he can do. Typically invites women in bad relationships out to lunch or dinner and scores some cheap sex. This type of guy generally plays the role of caring friend and can never say no to a girl in need. Never fall for this kind of guy. His self esteem is dependent on how much he is mopping up.
You go a thru a massive painful divorce and mop-up man is there to save the day. Take what you need and move on sweetie :)
mop-up man by Babeski October 17, 2006
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city chicken 

A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
city chicken by TRF August 31, 2006
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