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Meanings of bop in English
The law enforcement agency of the Justice Department that operates a nationwide system of prisons and detention facilities to incarcerate inmates sentenced to imprisonment for federal crimes.
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Michael flung a marshmallow, and she felt it bop onto her forehead.
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Always good for a bop, they put your dancing needs at the forefront.
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An excellent Jazz Messengers hard bop group, it was nevertheless dominated by Hayes.
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Stop wavin' that long-handled spoon at me, like you goin' to bop me.
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See if you can find us some be-bop on the FM.
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A few beers and sandwiches and a bit of a bop.
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But it wasn't a coconut head bop or a heart attack.
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Then, one deep dark night in Sourcetown, bop! Murakami slapped fist into palm.
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Tipping my head back, I watched the colors bop around on the ceiling.
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Suddenly Michael didn't think the bop was such a horrible idea.
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Despite the language barrier that may exist, the bop of her music is undeniable.
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He charges Doodles, who slips past him and goes into a chuckling, high-stepping diddley-bop.
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And please, sir, bring back the bop in your music.
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For youth culture today, he's a rapper to bop your head to, and mimic.
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Or with a melee kill, where you just bop a guy and kill him.
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We have to give Trevor and Adam the chance to experience the bop, she said.
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