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one can cop a lipstick, (or from the old song,
"Shine me buttons with Brass-o,
its only tu'pence a tin,
you can cop or buy it at woolworths")
or cop a squat (sit down)
or cop a plea (as part of plea bargain, plead guilty to causing a 'disturbance', and not got to trial for shoplifting)
to cop out it to disown, or disemberse your self of something..
cop to mean steal/aquire is old (almost 300 years as i recall!)
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