copped

Stole or admitted

Copped is the past tense of cop, meaning to get, take, or catch.

To cop something is to obtain it, often illicitly or opportunistically: He copped some weed from his roommate.

To cop a feel is to grope someone.

To cop a plea is to plead guilty to a lesser charge.

To cop to something is to admit it: She finally copped to breaking the vase.

acquired

bought

Obtained through payment

nabbed · grabbed · got · obtained · secured · landed · bagged · picked up · procured · collected

arrested

busted

Apprehended or broken

collared · pinched · detained · booked · cuffed · taken in · picked up · brought in · charged · raid

stole

lifted

Raised upward

pilfered · took · boosted · five-finger discount · shoplifted · snatched · heisted · jacked · ripped off · ganked

admitted

plea

Formal request or defense

owned up · acknowledged · accepted · plea deal · plea bargain · charges · responsibility · fault · blame · admission

received

caught

Seized or grabbed

endured · experienced

Opposites
acquisition method

coppedbought

Obtained through payment

paid for · earned · bought and paid for

possession outcome

coppedlost

Unable to navigate

surrendered · gave up · relinquished · returned · gave

legal process

coppeddenied

Refused or disavowed

contested · disputed · challenged · stood trial · fought

Phrases
Family

copper, copping, coppered, coppersmith, coppering, coppersmithing

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG