They changed their mind and no longer want to do it. It implies they had a lame excuse to not doing as they indicated they would do, or as they were obligated to do. A "cop out" is a lame excuse.
sell weed, beat someone, slap a cop, kill someone, and do something completely stupid.
Police, cop, someone part of the blue force
shut the hell up
In British slang, "cop" can refer to a police officer. The term is often used informally and can sometimes carry a playful or derogatory connotation, depending on the context. Additionally, "to cop" can mean to catch or obtain something, such as "to cop a look" or "to cop a deal."
A police officer. The word 'cop' originated in 19th century England, where 'to cop' meant 'to seize, to arrest'. The expression 'It's a fair cop', meaning 'you caught me red-handed doing something wrong' is still being used there.
Probably trying to get someone's attention or is in transport to a minor emergency.
"Cop a feel" is a slang term used to describe the act of touching someone in a sexual or inappropriate way without their consent. In the context of walking by someone, it suggests someone attempting to touch or grope someone as they pass by. It is considered disrespectful and violates personal boundaries.
When someone is being a stickler, that means they are a person whose only goal is to ruin the fun. Such as a cop showing up to shut down a party; That cop is a real stickler.
go for it do not give up. do not say your to old or to young go on from there. do not take no for an answer ha ha.Me? im just a kid what do i know i want to be a cop so that's what id do ask a cop i mean really just ask a pro. they can tell you more
COP means Close of Play EOP Means End of Play In real business term means by 5pm. So if you have something like "... please let me have your response by COP Friday 18th". That would mean, let me have your response by 5:00pm Friday 18th.
Yes
A cop out is considered to be a poor or inadequate excuse for not doing something. A good example of a cop out is if you ask a friend to accompany you somewhere and they claim they need to wash their hair as an excuse not to go.