o.p.p. n.
other people’s property/pussy, usu. their wife, husband or partner, esp. in the context of their being ‘off limits’ to new sexual approaches; thus an illicit sexual liaison [pussy n. (1)].
Campus Sl. Apr. 7: opp – someone else’s boyfriend or girlfriend. | ||
Scholar 269: Tara, who was gazing at Garvey and Claire jealously, even though she had a man. Cory was sure some OPP had been going on. | ||
Hip-Hop Connection Apr. 29: I’m talking about [...] being down with OPP. | ||
Portable Promised Land (ms.) 157: We Words (My Favorite Things) [...] TLC. TCB. CPT. PHD. OPP. BMOC. HNIC. |
In phrases
(US black teen) do you respect other people’s property?
🎵 You down with OPP (Yeah you know me) / Who’s down with OPP (Every last homie) / You down with OPP (Yeah you know me) / Who’s down with OPP (All the homies). | ‘O.P.P.’||
? (Pronounced Que) [ebook] OPP really stood for Oval Park Posse, a crew in East Orange, New Jersey. At parties, they used to yell, ‘You down wit’ OPP?!’ Everyone would respond, ‘Yeah you know me!’. |