Coppish
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ˈkɒpɪʃ/ · Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Coppish is an adjective meaning (Wales) The fly of a pair of trousers.
Meaning
(Wales) The fly of a pair of trousers.
More Meanings
- Alternative spelling of capisce.
- (chiefly US, slang) Characteristic of or resembling a cop (“police officer”).
Example Sentences
Simple, I live here so I was nominated. Coppish?
“Are you a policeman?” Conroy said. I gave him my most coppish deadpan stare.
"After that we'll see." Jake reached out and clasped Walter's shoulder. "Coppish?" Walter smiled broadly. "Coppish, Mr. Serranto."
"I know I'm going to sound suspicious and very policelike—" / "You're allowed to sound coppish … it's in your DNA," Laura assured him.
Word Forms
- coppishes
Synonyms for coppish
Depending on context, synonyms include coplike, policelike.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include cop-wise, coplike, coppy, policemanlike, copselike, policemanly.
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