hop-on
An uninvited passenger who "hops on" to one's vehicle.
"George Michael is doing great with his driving lessons. He had his first hop-on!"
"Watch out for overpasses and hop-ons. You're going to get some hop-ons."
"Watch out for overpasses and hop-ons. You're going to get some hop-ons."
hop-on
One who is not a decider, approver, or contributor in a decision, but is able to influence the outcome using off channel means.
We left the meeting with an outcome, but by morning some hop-on made Rick change his mind.
hop-hop
A word used to express what sound a rabbit makes.
Parent: What sound does a dog make?
Child: Woof, woof!
Parent: What sound does a rabbit make?
Child: Hop-hop, hop-hop.
Child: Woof, woof!
Parent: What sound does a rabbit make?
Child: Hop-hop, hop-hop.
be-hop
can be used as a verb or a noun. Can be used as the act of ejaculation, or can be used as the semen itself.
Stu has AIDS and threatened to be-hop on everyone.
hop in
The act of entering, usually, in some vehicle. Normally said with the goal of expressing a cool, stylish, and fast way of making your point, instead of "get inside of". May also be used with "into", instead of "in".
1"Nice car."
2"Hop in already."
1"I need to go home now."
2"Hop into the bike on the garage."
2"Hop in already."
1"I need to go home now."
2"Hop into the bike on the garage."
hop to it
An expression used when you want someone to get something done quickly.
person 1-Hey bro, did you finish washing my car?
person 2-No because I was going to wait till it cooled off outside.
person 1- Well hop to it, I got a date in about an hour.
person 2-No because I was going to wait till it cooled off outside.
person 1- Well hop to it, I got a date in about an hour.
hops
excessive vertical, the ability to jump very high, preferably in a hoop game
chick: " yo check out dwayne, he gots some mad hops"! "He just flushed one on tyrone".