Copped

The word 'copped' is a versatile term, primarily functioning as the past tense of 'cop.' This can signify a few distinct actions. Most commonly, it implies acquiring or obtaining something, often illicitly or informally. It can also mean to be arrested or taken into custody by law enforcement. Furthermore, 'copped' may indicate a situation where someone has confessed, admitted guilt, or taken the blame for something. Finally, it can describe someone receiving or suffering something, often negative or unwanted. The precise meaning is usually determined by the context.

Copped meaning with examples

• After finally saving enough money, he copped that limited-edition guitar he had been eyeing for months. It was the last one in stock and felt like a major victory to *cop* something he truly desired. The feeling of owning such a beautiful piece of art was something special. Now he could focus on developing his skills and learn to play his favorite songs on his newly copped guitar.
• The shoplifter quickly realized that security cameras caught him red-handed, so he copped to stealing the expensive jewelry. The police arrived promptly to ensure he would be arrested after committing the crime. Facing certain punishment, he tried to avoid having to *cop* the full extent of his sentence by cooperating with the detectives. He knew he was going to be copped regardless.
• During the investigation, the suspect initially denied any involvement, but after hours of interrogation, he eventually copped to the crime. He confessed to everything, including the details of his accomplices. He was exhausted and couldn't help but *cop* to all his wrongdoings and mistakes. The team then could finally get a break after they copped the criminal.
• He knew there would be serious consequences after he copped a suspension from the company. Now he was facing his boss and was wondering how badly he copped it. His future was uncertain and how he would *cop* with all the problems that were to come was going to be a problem. It looked like he had to *cop* to an extended period of unemployment.