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cop


cop 1

C0626200 (kŏp)n. Informal 1. A police officer.2. One that regulates certain behaviors or actions: "Faced with the world recession of the early 1980s, ... the World Bank ... became a stern economic taskmaster and cop" (Richard J. Barnet).
[Short for copper.]

cop 2

C0626200 (kŏp) Slang tr.v. copped, cop·ping, cops 1. a. To get hold of; gain or win: a show that copped four awards; copped a ticket to the game.b. To perceive by one of the senses: "copped a quick look at the gentleman ... on the right" (Gail Sheehy).2. To take unlawfully or without permission; steal.Phrasal Verb: cop out To avoid fulfilling a commitment or responsibility; renege: copped out on my friends; copped out by ducking the issue.Idioms: cop a feel To fondle someone sexually in a surreptitious way. cop a plea To plead guilty to a lesser charge so as to avoid standing trial for a more serious charge.
[Probably variant of cap, to catch, from Old French caper, from Latin capere; see capture.]
cop3

cop 3

C0626200 (kŏp)n.1. A cone-shaped or cylindrical roll of yarn or thread wound on a spindle.2. Chiefly British A summit or crest, as of a hill.
[Middle English, summit, from Old English.]

cop

(kɒp) n1. (Law) another name for policeman2. Brit an arrest (esp in the phrase a fair cop)3. an instance of plagiarismvb (tr) , cops, copping or copped4. to seize or catch5. to steal6. (Recreational Drugs) to buy, steal, or otherwise obtain (illegal drugs). Compare score267. Also: cop it to suffer (a punishment): you'll cop a clout if you do that!. 8. cop it sweet slang a. to accept a penalty without complaintb. to have good fortune[C18: (vb) perhaps from obsolete cap to arrest, from Old French caper to seize; sense 1, back formation from copper2]

cop

(kɒp) n1. (Textiles) a conical roll of thread wound on a spindle2. chiefly dialect the top or crest, as of a hill[Old English cop, copp top, summit, of uncertain origin; perhaps related to Old English copp cup]

cop

(kɒp) nslang (usually used with a negative) Brit worth or value: that work is not much cop. [C19: n use of cop1 (in the sense: to catch, hence something caught, something of value)]

COP

(in New Zealand) abbreviation for (Education) Certificate of Proficiency: a pass in a university subject

cop1

(kɒp)

v.t. copped, cop•ping. Informal. 1. to catch; nab. 2. to steal; filch. 3. cop out, to renege on a promise; avoid a responsibility. Idioms: cop a plea, to plea-bargain. [1695–1705; compare cap (obsolete) to arrest, Scots cap to seize « dial. Old French caper to take, ultimately < Latin capere]

cop2

(kɒp)

n. 1. police officer. 2. a person who seeks to regulate a specified behavior, activity, practice, etc.: character cops. [1855–60; compare copper2]

cop3

(kɒp)

n. 1. a conical mass of thread or yarn wound on a spindle. 2. Brit. Dial. crest; tip. [before 1000; Middle English, Old English cop tip, top]

cop


Past participle: copped
Gerund: copping
Imperative
cop
cop
Present
I cop
you cop
he/she/it cops
we cop
you cop
they cop
Preterite
I copped
you copped
he/she/it copped
we copped
you copped
they copped
Present Continuous
I am copping
you are copping
he/she/it is copping
we are copping
you are copping
they are copping
Present Perfect
I have copped
you have copped
he/she/it has copped
we have copped
you have copped
they have copped
Past Continuous
I was copping
you were copping
he/she/it was copping
we were copping
you were copping
they were copping
Past Perfect
I had copped
you had copped
he/she/it had copped
we had copped
you had copped
they had copped
Future
I will cop
you will cop
he/she/it will cop
we will cop
you will cop
they will cop
Future Perfect
I will have copped
you will have copped
he/she/it will have copped
we will have copped
you will have copped
they will have copped
Future Continuous
I will be copping
you will be copping
he/she/it will be copping
we will be copping
you will be copping
they will be copping
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been copping
you have been copping
he/she/it has been copping
we have been copping
you have been copping
they have been copping
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been copping
you will have been copping
he/she/it will have been copping
we will have been copping
you will have been copping
they will have been copping
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been copping
you had been copping
he/she/it had been copping
we had been copping
you had been copping
they had been copping
Conditional
I would cop
you would cop
he/she/it would cop
we would cop
you would cop
they would cop
Past Conditional
I would have copped
you would have copped
he/she/it would have copped
we would have copped
you would have copped
they would have copped
Thesaurus
Noun1.cop - uncomplimentary terms for a policemancop - uncomplimentary terms for a policemanfuzz, copper, pig, bullcolloquialism - a colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speechpolice officer, policeman, officer - a member of a police force; "it was an accident, officer"
Verb1.cop - take by theft; "Someone snitched my wallet!"glom, snitch, thieve, knock off, hooksteal - take without the owner's consent; "Someone stole my wallet on the train"; "This author stole entire paragraphs from my dissertation"
2.cop - take into custodycop - take into custody; "the police nabbed the suspected criminals"arrest, collar, nab, nail, apprehend, pick upclutch, prehend, seize - take hold of; grab; "The sales clerk quickly seized the money on the counter"; "She clutched her purse"; "The mother seized her child by the arm"; "Birds of prey often seize small mammals"

cop

nounInformal. A member of a law-enforcement agency:bluecoat, finest, officer, patrolman, patrolwoman, peace officer, police, policeman, police officer, policewoman.Informal: law.Slang: bull, copper, flatfoot, fuzz, gendarme, heat, man (often uppercase).Chiefly British: bobby, constable, peeler.verb1. Slang. To take (another's property) without permission:filch, pilfer, purloin, snatch, steal, thieve.Informal: lift, swipe.Slang: heist, hook, nip, pinch, rip off, snitch.Idiom: make off with.2. Slang. To obtain possession or control of:capture, gain, get, take, win.phrasal verb
cop outSlang. To abandon a former position or commitment:back down (or out), renege, retreat.Slang: fink out.
Translations
警察

cop

(kop) noun a slang abbreviation of copper2. 警察(縮寫) 警察(缩写式)

cop

警察zhCN

cop


cop

1. tv. to take or steal something. (Originally underworld.) Somebody copped the statue from the town square. 2. n. a theft. (Underworld.) They pulled the cop in broad daylight. 3. n. a police officer. (From sense 1) The cop wasn’t in any mood to put up with any monkey business. 4. tv. to arrest someone. (see also copped.) They copped Sam with the evidence right on him. 5. n. an arrest. It was a smooth cop. No muss, no fuss.
See:
  • be not much cop
  • bent cop
  • catch some Zs
  • Cheese it the cops!
  • cheese it, the cops
  • cheese it-the cops!
  • cop
  • cop (something) from (someone or something)
  • cop a drag
  • cop a feel
  • cop a fix
  • cop a head
  • cop a heel
  • cop a packet
  • cop a plea
  • cop a squat
  • cop a tube
  • cop an attitude
  • cop from
  • cop hold of
  • cop hold of (someone or something)
  • cop it
  • cop it sweet
  • cop on
  • cop onto
  • cop onto (something)
  • cop onto something
  • cop out
  • cop some Zs
  • cop some Z's
  • copped
  • cop-shop
  • dirty cop
  • it's a fair cop
  • it's/that's a fair cop
  • not much cop
  • rent-a-cop

cop


cop

a conical roll of thread wound on a spindle

Cop

 

in textile manufacture, a type of yarn package on spinning machines with spindles when the yarn is wound on a bobbin, tube, or the spindle itself. Its shape is conical or, less often, cylindrical; in the latter case the ends may be conical. A cop should be strong and thick and permit easy unwinding of the yarn in an axial direction.

coping

coping of terra-cotta A protective cap, top, or cover of wall, parapet, pilaster, or chimney; often of stone, terra-cotta, concrete, metal, or wood. May be flat, but commonly sloping, double-beveled, or curved to shed water so as to protect masonry below from penetration of water from above. Most effective if extended beyond wall face and cut with a drip. Also see featheredged coping.

merlon

merlon In an embattled parapet, one of the solid alternates between the embrasures. also see battlement.

COP


COP

Abbreviation for coatomer protein.

COP

1. Capillary osmotic pressure.2. Colloid oncotic pressure.3. Cyclophosphamide, Oncovin–vincristine, prednisone.

COP


AcronymDefinition
COPConstable On Patrol
COPCopyright
COPConference of the Parties (UNFCCC)
COPConference of Parties
COPColombian Peso (ISO currency code)
COPCommunity of Practice
COPCopy
COPCopper
COPChief Of Police
COPCollege of Pharmacy (Xavier University of Louisiana)
COPCoefficient of Performance
COPCode of Practice
COPCommon Operational Picture
COPCoil on Plug (automotive ignition)
COPCourt of Protection (UK)
COPCost of Production (agriculture)
COPCitizens On Patrol
COPCenter of Population
COPConocoPhillips (stock symbol)
COPCommonwealth of Pennsylvania (also seen as COPA)
COPCrime of Passion (band; California)
COPChief of Party (various locations)
COPCanada Olympic Park
COPCongressional Oversight Panel (US Senate)
COPCommon Operating Picture
COPCommunication on Progress (public disclosure report)
COPCouncil of Presidents
COPCombat Outpost
COPCarousel of Progress (Disney attraction)
COPConferencia de las Partes (French)
COPCommunity Oriented Policing
COPConditions of Participation (health care)
COPCall of Pripyat (game)
COPCenter of Pressure
COPCentre for Orangutan Protection (Indonesia)
COPCash on Pickup
COPContinuous Power (energy)
COPContinuation Of Pay
COPCustom of Port (shipping)
COPCriminals of Permission
COPCommittee on Publications (various organizations)
COPCity of Pflugerville (Texas)
COPCommittee on Personnel
COPCenter of Pedagogy (various schools)
COPChannel Operator
COPControl Protocol
COPCommunication Protocol
COPConnection Oriented Protocol
COPComponent Overheat Protection
COPComputer Operating Properly
COPChamber Orchestra of Philadelphia (Philadelphia, PA)
COPClinical Oncology Program (various locations)
COPCollege of Preachers
COPChains of Promathia (gaming)
COPClassroom Observation Protocol
COPCommunity Outreach Program
COPCo-Processor
COPCreative Office Pavilion (furniture sales; northeast US)
COPCertificate of Participation
COPCoastal Ocean Program
COPCertified Outsourcing Professional (International Association of Outsourcing Professionals)
COPCost of Power
COPConference of Presidents
COPCode of Procedure
COPCopulative
COPChange Of Plan
COPCode of Points (aka International Skating Union Judging System and New Judging System)
COPChange of Plea (court term)
COPCollège Ostéopathique de Provence (French: Osteopathic College of Provence; Provence, France)
COPController of Premises (UK)
COPCountry Operational Plan
COPCisco Options Package (software)
COPCryptogenic Organizing Pneumonia (aka bronchiolitis obliterans organizing pneumonia)
COPCity of Pasadena (California)
COPCircle of Protection (Magic; The Gathering)
COPCircle of Protection
COPColloid Osmotic Pressure
COPCitizen Observer Program (various locations)
COPCollege of the Pacific (University of the Pacific; Stockton, CA)
COPCourt Ordered Placement (various locations)
COPClose of Play
COPContinuity of Operations Plan
COPCost of Product
COPCenter on Philanthropy
COPClub Olympique de Pontlieue (French: Pontlieue Olympic Club; Pontlieue, France)
COPConsumer Outreach Program (various locations)
COPConcept of Operation
COPGlendale Civilian Observation Patrol (New York, NY)
COPCollege Opportunity Program (various organizations)
COPClean Out of Place
COPCockpit Overhead Panel (aviation)
COPCommittee of Principals
COPCollective of Popular Organizations (Dominican Republic)
COPCPU Overheating Protection
COPCar Operating Panel (elevators)
COPClose Out Package
COPCalgary Olympic Park
COPCurrent Ops (US DoD)
COPClass of Property
COPConseiller d'Orientation-Psychologique (French: Psychological Career Counselor)
COPCharacter Oriented Protocol
COPCessation of Production (oil)
COPConstrained Optimization Problem
COPCôte d'Opale Poker (French: Opal Coast Poker)
COPChangeover Point
COPConstraint Optimization Problem
COPCommunity of Property (South Africa)
COPContaminante Orgánico Persistente (persistent organic pollutant)
COPCommittee on Ocean Policy
COPCitizen Observer Patrol (Florida)
COPCustomer Oriented Process (ISO 9001:2000 procedures)
COPCommon On-Chip Processor
COPCorporation of the President
COPCrystal Originated Particles
COPCentral Oregon & Pacific (railroad)
COPCommand Observation Post
COPConstruccion Operacion Propiedad (Spanish: Construction Operation Property; project financing)
COPCommand Operation Procedure
COPCommunity Ownership Programme (UK)
COPCurrent Operating Plan
COPCountry of Payment (airlines)
COPCarry Over Parts (automotive)
COPCut Off Post
COPCholesterol Oxidation Product
COPColegio de Odontólogos del Perú
COPCash Operating Profit
COPCol·lectiu Olla a Pressió (Catalan countries)
COPCrossover Probability
COPCargo oil pump (tanker)
COPContingency Operations Plan
COPConformity of Product
COPColegio de Obstetrices del Perú
COPCo-Orbiting Platform
COPCertification of Process
COPCoalition for Outsourcing and Privatization
COPContingency Operations Procedure
COPConfiguration Overhaul Planning
COPComputer Optimization Package
COPCutaneous Oncology Program
COPCommand Operating Program
COPCommitment, Obligation and Procurement
COPConfederation of Publications (Ateneo de Manila University; Philippines)
COPContractor Owned Property
COPCommitment and Obligation Plan
COPCurrent Operations Picture
COPCost Only Payment
COPCommunication Output Printer
COPCommunication Order Process
COPCompany Of the Paraclete
COPComputer Operations Parameters
COPComponent Obsolescence Program
COPColumbus Outdoors Pursuits
COPCoastal and Offshore Permafrost
COPClose Observation Patrol
COPContactable Off Premises
COPCombined Operations Planning
COPConsistent Operating Picture
COPCreating Opportunities Program (Sprint)
COPCool on Purpose (music blog)
COPCoast-Out Point
COPCommon Outage Probability
COPCare-of Prefix

cop


  • all
  • noun
  • verb
  • phrase

Synonyms for cop

noun a member of a law-enforcement agency

Synonyms

  • bluecoat
  • finest
  • officer
  • patrolman
  • patrolwoman
  • peace officer
  • police
  • policeman
  • police officer
  • policewoman
  • law
  • bull
  • copper
  • flatfoot
  • fuzz
  • gendarme
  • heat
  • man
  • bobby
  • constable
  • peeler

verb to take (another's property) without permission

Synonyms

  • filch
  • pilfer
  • purloin
  • snatch
  • steal
  • thieve
  • lift
  • swipe
  • heist
  • hook
  • nip
  • pinch
  • rip off
  • snitch

verb to obtain possession or control of

Synonyms

  • capture
  • gain
  • get
  • take
  • win

phrase cop out: to abandon a former position or commitment

Synonyms

  • back down
  • renege
  • retreat
  • fink out

Synonyms for cop

noun uncomplimentary terms for a policeman

Synonyms

  • fuzz
  • copper
  • pig
  • bull

Related Words

  • colloquialism
  • police officer
  • policeman
  • officer

verb take by theft

Synonyms

  • glom
  • snitch
  • thieve
  • knock off
  • hook

Related Words

  • steal

verb take into custody

Synonyms

  • arrest
  • collar
  • nab
  • nail
  • apprehend
  • pick up

Related Words

  • clutch
  • prehend
  • seize
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