See also: Mopery Mope Moped Mopey
1. Mopery definition is - an act of moping : dawdling, vagrancy.
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2. Mopery is not a real charge or violation of the law, but a descriptive term, stretching the legalities of loitering, which would include staying in one place
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3. So you are convicted of Mopery, not loitering
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4. Mopery is a vague, informal, and usually humorous name for minor offenses
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5. Mopery the act of exposing one's self to a blind person
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6. Used (in jest) by police officers in California (at least) when discussing either a) subjects who have flunked the attitude test or, b) victimless crimes He was booked for felony Mopery.
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7. Mopery is a vague, informal name for minor offenses
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8. Mopery Slang: a trivial, imaginary violation of law (also seen defined as: act of moping; vagrancy, dawdling); “The War must’ve been lean times for crowd control, murder and Mopery was the …
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9. Mopery is a vague and obscure legal term, used in certain jurisdictions to mean “walking down the street with no clear destination or purpose”
Mopery, Mean
10. I don’t know which country still uses that term in summonses or charges anymore, but ‘Mopery’ is a vague and informal descriptive term for a minor or petty infraction or acting suspiciously (“Mopery with intent to gawk” is the classic).
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11. What does Mopery mean? (law, US) Violation of an imaginary or trivial law
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12. There was Ed Emigrant, the man who went to Minnesota, mistakenly believed Mopery was a crime, and in an act of civil disobedience went out on a public highway and acted depressed and discouraged
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13. Synonyms for Mopery include depression, melancholy, despondency, sadness, unhappiness, dejection, misery, despair, gloominess and dolefulness
Mopery, Melancholy, Misery
14. Mopery is a vague and obscure legal term, used in certain jurisdictions to mean "walking down the street with no clear destination or purpose"
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16. Mopery is a vague, informal, and usually humorous name for minor offenses
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17. In 1970, in Columbus, Ohio, Mopery was defined as “loitering
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18. Sergeant: Mopery is exposing yourself to a blind person
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19. Mopery - a depression monster that wakes you from bed to kill you day by day Scape from routine and make your day better by finding different ways of living, inovating, creating, producing
Mopery, Monster, Make
20. This is a demo version of Mopery, created for the competition "game jaaj" directed by Amdré, however we wish to make this game come greater for all of us
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21. Mopery is a Chicago based band that plays alternative rock inspired originals and covers an eclectic range of artists from Stevie Wonder to Alice in Chains
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22. Mopery - WordReference English dictionary, questions, discussion and forums
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23. Mopery 13 is a valid Scrabble Word in NWL, formerly TWL (USA, Thailand, Canada) Mopery 13 is a valid Scrabble Word in CSW, formerly SOWPODS (Other Countries) Mopery 14 is a valid word in WWF
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24. Definitions for the word, Mopery
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25. Mopery (noun) — “The action of committing a minor or petty offence, such as loitering, etc.; contravention of a trivial or hypothetical law, esp
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26. List shorter words within Mopery, sorted by length
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27. Words formed from any letters in Mopery, plus an optional blank or existing letter
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28. List all words starting with Mopery, words containing Mopery or words ending with Mopery
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29. All words formed from Mopery by changing one letter
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30. Mopery (Law) loitering while walking: Translations: 1 – 1 / 1
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31. Path of Perfection (M13) / Aggravated Mopery
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32. Read Tian Jiao Lianmeng Chapter 6 : Mopery - Tian Jiao Lianmeng, is a mysterious yet popular game
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33. Mopery is the exploration of my generation and, indeed, the generation that will come and how we metaphysically and non-metaphysically have influence on the world
Mopery, My, Metaphysically
34. Cursitol is an over-the-counter medication used to treat a chronic disease called Mopery
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35. Since you are not a doctor, you do not know the symptoms of Mopery, and when you google it you just find out that it is used to describe small petty crimes, so this is probably something different.
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36. Mopery is a crime, or used to be
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37. If Occupy America continues, we imagine that authorities will dust off criminal law statutes and start charging people with Mopery, including aggravated Mopery
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38. The only known instance (at least to us) of a jurisdiction charging people with Mopery was Columbus, Ohio, which pursued hippies
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39. Mopery was explained in an episode of the 1975-85 television show Barney Miller as “exposing oneself to a statue or blind person”
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40. In Robert Bloch's short story The Unforgivable Sin, Mopery is the titular indiscretion
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41. In the 1984 film Revenge of the Nerds, a suspect is arrested for Mopery, defined as “exposing yourself to a blind person”.
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42. The press needs to keep nipping at the heels of these folks in the White House and needs to keep documenting the Mopery and Dopery that is being perpetrated by …
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43. Words created with Mopery, words starting with Mopery, words start Mopery
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MOPERY [ˈmōpərē]
NOUN
mopery (noun)
Mopery is not a real charge or violation of the law, but a descriptive term, stretching the legalities of loitering, which would include staying in one place. So you are convicted of mopery, not loitering.
In 1970, in Columbus, Ohio, US, mopery was defined as “loitering while walking, or walking down the street with no clear destination or purpose”, and was used by police to stop and interview counterculture "hippies" who were regarded as unsavory.
MOPS - Next →. the act of exposing one's self to a blind person. Used (in jest) by police officers in California (at least) when discussing either a) subjects who have flunked the attitude test or, b) victimless crimes He was booked for felony mopery.
The word mope appears to have first been used in the 16th century, and appears in Shakespeare's works. In 1970, in Columbus, Ohio, US, mopery was defined as “loitering while walking, or walking down the street with no clear destination or purpose”, and was used by police to stop and interview counterculture "hippies" who were regarded as unsavory.