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cop-call

cop-call verb: to frequently contact the police or other authorities to harass those with whom they are disenchanted or at odds.

Verb

cop-call (third-person singular simple present cop-calls, present participle cop-calling, simple past and past participle cop-called)

  1. (derogatory, intransitive, slang, transitive) To frequently contact the police or other authorities to harass those with whom they are disenchanted or at odds.

Forms of cop-call

third-person singular presentcop-calls
present participlecop-calling
past participlecop-called
pastcop-called

Words formed from cop-call

Questions about cop-call

What does cop-call mean?
Cop-call means to frequently contact the police or other authorities to harass those with whom they are disenchanted or at odds.
What part of speech is cop-call?
Cop-call is a verb.
What is the past tense of cop-call?
The past tense of cop-call is cop-called.

Words near cop-call in the dictionary

  1. cop shop
  2. cop shops
  3. cop the bun
  4. cop the needle
  5. cop wise
  6. cop-call
  7. cop-called
  8. cop-caller
  9. cop-callers
  10. cop-calling
  11. cop-calls

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