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cop off

cop off verb: to leave school or work early without permission.

Verb

cop off (third-person singular simple present cops off, present participle copping off, simple past and past participle copped off)

  1. (intransitive, slang) To leave school or work early without permission.
    • I knew he was gonna cop off from school.
  2. (intransitive, slang) To make out; to have sex.
    • Couples were copping off all over the party.

Forms of cop off

third-person singular presentcops off
present participlecopping off
past participlecopped off
pastcopped off

Questions about cop off

What does cop off mean?
Cop off means to leave school or work early without permission.
What part of speech is cop off?
Cop off is a verb.
What is the past tense of cop off?
The past tense of cop off is copped off.

Words near cop off in the dictionary

  1. cop knocks
  2. cop magnet
  3. cop magnets
  4. cop number
  5. cop numbers
  6. cop off
  7. cop off with
  8. cop on
  9. cop one's whack
  10. cop oneself on
  11. cop onto

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