OP

Means overpowered.

Hym "An OP flavor would be an 'overpowered flavor.' That isn't a good thing. You sound like somebody's granddad. And no. That isn't how video-games are going. It's not more cooperative or anything of the sort. The same solipsistic assholes driving up the lane and ignoring the fucking mini-map. The same off-meta picks wrecking our team comp and tossing perfectly winnable games in the garbage. Same over aggressive duo lane trying to act like they aren't getting their asses ABSOLUTELY BUSTED. Like, that's not at all what's happening. Unlike my thing. Which is absolutely and totally happening and can be substantiated by studies and she just feels oh so bad about it but it's totally not the thing I said and it's something else entirely in which case why do you feel bad about it if it's the thing the guy said and not the thing you feel bad about? Like, they guy is trying to prove it's not the thing and the girl feels bad because.... She's NOT doing the thing I said?"

by Hym Iam January 6, 2024

Op

Short for Operative, undercover cop, informant, snitch

: Swear if I see an op ain’t gona spare em

by Jden January 8, 2024

OP-Annoying

not just OP,It's so but so What has the power to erase, create, rewrite omniverses and everything else

WTF BRO WHY UR CHAR IS OP-ANNOYING?

by bucetaz January 25, 2024

Rondo Op. 1

The first piece which Chopin published with an opus number. One of his best pieces (subjectively)

Chopin: nice, I publish a piece with an opus number.
Some random gen alpha: who
Chopin: me, it's called Rondo Op. 1
The same random gen alpha: asked
Chopin: what?

by someome who lives January 30, 2024

OP

An enemy.

Abbreviation from 'opponent'.

"Lamar is my OP, he keeps trying to outsmart me"

by thepancakeplant November 28, 2023

wao op

expresses false bemusement or an alternative for cool story bro

Friend A:My mom just died...
Friend B:wao op.

by Wewoomeemoo December 15, 2023

Op

Op is a contemporary slang term that originates from the abbreviation of "opponent" or "opposite." It is commonly used to refer to someone who is seen as an adversary or a person on the opposing side, rather than an ally. This term is often used employed on social media, and everyday conversation to describe individuals or groups that are in opposition to one's goals, views, or interests.

Federico: "I heard from Kayla there's a new dealer on the next block."
Jay: "Oh, that guys an op for sure. We need to smoke that fucker."

aleczen_98: "I posted my opinion, and now all these ops are in my DMs arguing with me."
dawidajugoslavija: "The ops will always show up. They can't handle a civil discussion"

by dawidajugoslavija September 2, 2023