Define Mop Meaning

Mop
In Costa Rica, it's another way of saying "dude" or "mate". It's also another way to say "mae", which is more commonly used. Mop is newer, though, and it seems to be used more amongst potheads.

Que mop, jale a hecharnos unas birras.

Meanings: How's it mate, let's go chug a few beers.
By Lana
Mop
a home made pen made from an fluid applicator of some kind, i.e polish applicator, which has a spoonge-like nib and is then filled with an ink to be used for 'bombing'. It gives a drippy finish.

i made a mop out of that kiwi polish appliactor that i picked up from Tesco.
By Cacilia
Mop
person used to wipe up the floor; just a stupid and easily made fun of person

my coach is a mop and will soon become bootylicious
By Debbie
Mop
noun (metaphoric);
An unkempt or razzy head of hair (esp. in reference to hair that is long or "big").

Restless and fidgeting, Caleb tousled his black mop.
By Cammy
Mop
Someone who links or references statistics or other data which contradicts their own argument. A mop will often have a preconceived notion about a particular subject and will then search for data supporting their argument online, they then fail to actually read the data and ultimately end up putting forth data that proves their own position to be false.

That flat-earth mop just linked to a photo of the Earth as seen from the International Space Station. What a fucking mop... What a stupid fucking mop that didn't even check the data he was linking to.
By Doroteya
Mop
to get a good blow job, or head

that girls gives good mop.
By Edna
Mop
when u get hit and get knocked the fuck out

By Bessie
Mop
n
For reasons still unknown, the funniest fucking word ever.

"Hey! Check out that mop! Ahahahaha!!"
By Robinette
Mop

hey your a mop
By Michaella
Mop
n. A failed attempt at constructing an English sentence. Usually ungrammatical, nonsensical, or just plain awkward.

v. The action of constructing such a mop.

moppy, adj: describes a sentence or passage which has characteristics common to a mop.

1. (noun) The paper I proofread for a classmate was full of mops.
2. (noun) My translation of this passage is a total mop.
3. (verb) I mopped the last part of the exam because I ran out of time.
4. (adjective) I finished the paper, but it was a little moppy.
By Brynna