opps
nounEnemies or rivals, usually in a street context.
"Mans been dodging opps since he moved out of Scarborough."
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by @donmills_finestCultural context
Why people say it
Names an actual adversary, not a rival in the abstract. In drill lyrics it can be literal.
Who says it
Universal in Toronto rap and street speech.
Use with care
Using it casually about coworkers is a joke everyone recognises as a joke.
Heard in
Connected to
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- Linguistic origin
- AAVE / UK
- Contributed by
- @donmills_finestcommunity entry
- Added
- 02.08.2026
Cite this entry
"opps." 416tionary, 02.08.2026.