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2023-06-01 06:06
Cop a packet verb phrase
To be critically injured
Despite copping a packet after the explosion, John tried to crawl out of the rubble.
Some soldiers copped a packet during clashes with drug smugglers along the border.
The army was forced to retreat because their commander copped a packet.
Injured and/or exhausted, especially when this is the result of an assault or a physically demanding activity.
The verb "cop" must be conjugated according to its tense.
This phrase derives from the military.
Do you see anything wrong?
in any way at all
I will not accept it in any way, shape or form.
