copping
present participle ofcopUKinformalorslang
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copping
I feel that some parents arecoppingout and that some are unprepared to discipline their children.
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I believe that these can be tackled only by reform from within and not by "coppingout".
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It was a complete cop-out, and it has beencoppingout ever since on the question of identification evidence.
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That is a credit to them, but it is worrying that once again the football clubs arecoppingout.
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There is no way ofcoppingout of the difficult issues by thinking that there is some magic gentleman or lady who can act as arbiter and solve the problem.
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These words offer a way of redefining one's values that doesn't meancoppingout or giving up.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Coppingwas known as a hard and strong player; his most famous quote was the first man in a tackle never gets hurt.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Slade has gone from redoing classics of the genre tocoppingriffs and writing their own rock essays.
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- take/lead someone on/to one side
- take-leave-of-senses
- take leave of your senses
- take-leave-of-your-senses
- take-life
- take-life-in-hands
- take-lumps
- take-matters-into-own-hands
- take matters into your own hands
- take-matters-into-your-own-hands
- take-mind-off
- taken
- taken aback
- taken-aback
- taken advantage
- take-name-in-vain
- take/need a cold shower
- take-need-a-cold-shower
- take no prisoners
- take-no-prisoners
- take-note-of
- take note of something
- take note of sth
- take-note-of-sth
- take-notice-of