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oppy

/ˈɒpi/

oppy adjective: characteristic of an opp; inimical, hostile.

Adjective

oppy (comparative more oppy, superlative most oppy)

  1. (Multicultural-London-English, slang) Characteristic of an opp; inimical, hostile.
    • I swear I seen that yute in E16, said "Yanko, man's not oppy"
    • >Said "Yanko, man's not oppy"2019 May 21, “Can’t Rate” (1:18 from the start), Yanko (7th) (lyrics)

Noun capitalized: Oppy

Oppy (plural Oppies)

  1. Optimist (dinghy)
    • I suggest you go somewhere else and use your talents where they will be admired, like maybe North Korea, and leave those poor children in their Oppies to have fun.2010, Sam LLewellyn, The Minimum Boat

Forms of oppy

Adjective
comparativemore oppy
superlativemost oppy
Noun
pluralOppies

Origin of oppy

From opp + -y.

Words that rhyme with oppy

6 more rhymesFewer rhymes

Questions about oppy

What does oppy mean?
Oppy means characteristic of an opp; inimical, hostile.
What part of speech is oppy?
Oppy can be an adjective or a noun.
How do you pronounce oppy?
Oppy is pronounced /ˈɒpi/ (UK).

Words near oppy in the dictionary

  1. oppugners
  2. oppugneth
  3. oppugning
  4. oppugns
  5. oppurtunity
  6. oppy
  7. oppy.
  8. OPQRST
  9. opr.
  10. OPRAF
  11. Oprah

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