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noun.

A word in local use in Alaska; from "tupik" in certain western Eskimo dialects, signifying tent or house; A North American Indian or Eskimo hut made of weeds, twigs, and animal skins.
The Eskimo Song
(reference: 4th-grade music class):
Oomiak, kayak, mukluk, toopik,
Oomiak, kayak, mukluk, toopik,
Oomiak, a boat for many men,
Kayak, a boat for one man.
toopik by ClubIrie123 May 9, 2017
Words you can keep
to text while pooping
Jessica: "Chris! what are you doing in there?!"
Chris:"im tooping!! go away!!"
tooping by Tamali's!! May 12, 2009
Related Words
just a shorter version for sto0pid
YOUR TOOPID!!! <retarded voice>
toopid by who me??? October 14, 2003
That one friend that doesn't get it.
Don't put your cat in the microwave you toopid!
Toopid by 1234567guy February 3, 2020
A very nervous alcoholic who is sketchy even about things such as; 2-liters of mountain dew, ticks, and flaming badgers named gavin.
Bill:"Holy that kid over there is a toopie!"

Frank:"Ya for real.. he is even scared of that flaming badger check it out!"
Toopie by Killercooper June 23, 2010
To "poop" and "text" at the same time.
"hey man what's up"
"nothin much, just tooping"
"oh sweet me too!!"
*goes to school the next day*

"hey man, why'd you stop tooping me???"
"yeaahh.. i need a new phone.. i kinda dropped a big one and splashed all over my phone..."
"shiityyy deal man, shitty deal..."
tooping by McOwners December 31, 2009
A toopie is a mint or attractive ladie. May also been known as a gak
Farkkk look at the toopie over there
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