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copless

copless adjective: lacking cops; void of police.

Adjective

copless (not comparable)

  1. Lacking cops; void of police.
    • This park is not copless, so please don't go topless.1991, Brian K. Roberts, "Brush with Greatness", The Simpsons, seen written on a sign
    • It was about two and a half miles from our house to the center of our little village, and by the time I'd finished sluicing across lawns and hydroplaning over the copless streets, I was a single, giant molecule of water as I stepped into the ice cream parlor with the famous name.2008, Todd Komarnicki, War

Origin of copless

From cop + -less.

Questions about copless

What does copless mean?
Copless means lacking cops; void of police.
What part of speech is copless?
Copless is an adjective.

Words near copless in the dictionary

  1. coplayer
  2. coplayers
  3. Cople
  4. Coplen
  5. Coplens
  6. copless
  7. Copleston
  8. Copley
  9. Copley Hill
  10. Copleys
  11. coplike

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