VOP

English

Noun

VOP (countable and uncountable, plural VOPs)

1. (law) Initialism of violation of probation.
2. (colloquial) Initialism of very ordinary person.

   Coordinate terms: VIP, VVIP

   • 2010, Don Thompson, The $12 Million Stuffed Shark, Aurum Press Limited, →ISBN:

     Favoured collectors and agents get in early, eat and drink free in sponsored VIP lounges, and have dealers whisper, ‘For you, my friend, a special price’. VOPs wearing sneakers queue for the opening, drink £7 white wine from plastic glasses, and if they manage to corner a dealer, ask, ‘Please, if it is permissible to ask—and tell me if it isn't—how much is this painting?’

Proper noun

VOP

1. (broadcasting) Initialism of Voice of the People, a Zimbabwe radio station.

Anagrams

• p.o.v., POV, OVP, OPV, P.O.V., PVO, pov, PoV