The midwestern onomatopoeia for a surprise or accident
Ope! Sorry I bumped into you!
The time that exists between when you send a message that was inadvertently autocorrected and the moment you send a correction. This timeframe is exasperated by the "_____ is typing" notification when it becomes a race for dignity.
Bob: Whatchu up to?
Tina: Not much. Just masturbating.
Tina: Ope!
Bob is typing something. . .
Tina: *menstruating
Tina: Ope!
Bob: WUT?
Tina: *meditating
Tina: DAMMIT
A person on the opposing end.
Lame, wack, fake, fraudulent.
The opposition
I knew ole boy was an Op as soon as he opened his mouth!
Ope is the Midwestern way of acknowledging another person or thing that they have encountered.
Ope! Sorry I bumped into you Jim.
Ope, there's my wallet.
Ope! I missed my bus!
The opposition, opponent, the opposing party; in short, the enemy.
Don't trust her, she hangs out with the ops.
Opposites or rivals from another gang or opposing group commonly misinterpreted as ops being short for cops or snitches.
Running from the ops, shooting at the ops
It's a Midwest thing. When someone cuts in front of you rudely, when you are surprised, when you bump into someone, or when something is offensively funny, you use the word ope.
Boss: You're getting a promotion
You: Ope, really? Thank you so much
*bumbs into someone at the mall*
You: Ope sorry my bad