0 past simple and past participle of cop UK informal or slang
The published report therefore ' copped out ' on every score and simply watered down its findings.
It seems that we have effectively copped out of making decisions on behalf of the people that we represent.
They had a list, and the bookmakers knew when they were due to be copped and fined.
It has copped an awful lot of flak.
Having been unable to get out to work, those women then copped it by not having proper pension provision or carer's allowance for their old age.
Both sides dished out physical punishment and copped it as well.
He completed his law course in the same university as class valedictorian and copped second place in the 1932 bar examination.
The league copped a lot of criticism by making this move but has generally been successful and has resulted in reduced travel.
