cop a feel

(rude)

to touch someone's body without their permission He tried to cop a feel and she threw him out the door.

Etymology: based on the slang meaning of cop (to steal or take something)

See also: cop, feel

cop a feel

(American very informal)

to touch someone's body without their permission in order to get sexual excitement He saw she was drunk and tried to cop a feel.

See also: cop, feel

cop a feel

Surreptitiously fondle someone in a sexual manner. For example, The female clerks complained that Mr. Hardy was always trying to cop a feel. This term uses the verb cop in the sense of "get hold of." [Slang; 1930s]

See also: cop, feel

cop a feel

To fondle someone sexually in a surreptitious way.

See also: cop, feel

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Nika (1)	-	Russian
Freya	FRAY-ah (Norse Mythology), FRAY-ə (English)	Norse Mythology, English (British, Modern)
Celio	CHE-lyo (Italian), THE-lyo (Spanish), SE-lyo (Latin American Spanish), SE-lyoo (Portuguese)	Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
Eirene	-	Greek Mythology, Ancient Greek
Vivianus	-	Late Roman
Philetos	-	Biblical Greek