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cop off
verb- to form a liaison with someone based on mutual sexual attraction UK, 1994
Ultimately from COP - And if you did happen to cop off and find somewhere to have a shag, and you’d both had an E, then you had a really blindin’ bonk. — Dave Courtney, Raving Lunacy, p. 267, 2000
- to fondle someone intimately; to engage in foreplay; to have sex UK
- He shoves The Joy of Sex at me, and I can’t help looking at a few pages: endless pictures of horrible hippies copping off. — Guardian, p. 9, 28 November 2001
- to masturbate UK
- Well, we’d better get those tapes back cos I’ve got a couple of ‘undred desperate perverts itching to cop off on ‘em. — Chris Baker and Andrew Day, Lock, Stock... & Spaghetti Sauce, p. 227, 2000
- to shirk, to skive, to play truant UK
- Soon [George Harrison] was copping off with a bunch of mates to smoke “Woodies” [a branded cigarette][.] — Uncut, p. 40, February 2002
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