bop the bishop: meaning & examples

Meanings:

• 1.

  British EnglishGeneral Englishvulgarslang
  • To masturbate, especially to stimulate one's own penis; a coarse or humorous expression for male self-stimulation.

  Examples

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  • He jokingly said he was going to bop the bishop after a long day of stress at work.

    Bromeó diciendo que iba a masturbarse después de un largo día de estrés en el trabajo.

  • The comedian’s sketch about bopping the bishop had the whole audience laughing loudly.

    El sketch del comediante sobre masturbarse hizo que toda la audiencia se riera a carcajadas.

  • He admitted feeling awkward when he first tried to bop the bishop as a teenager.

    Admitió sentirse incómodo cuando intentó masturbarse por primera vez siendo adolescente.

• 2.

  General Englishneutral
  • Literally, to strike or hit a bishop (the chess piece or a member of the clergy); used rarely and usually non-figuratively.

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  • In the chess game, he accidentally knocked over the bishop, almost as if he had bopped the bishop.

    En la partida de ajedrez, accidentalmente derribó al alfil, casi como si hubiera golpeado al obispo.

  • The story described a knight attempting to bop the bishop in a daring chess move.

    La historia describía a un caballero intentando golpear al alfil en una jugada audaz de ajedrez.

  • During the reenactment, the actor pretended to bop the bishop as part of the scene's drama.

    Durante la recreación, el actor fingió golpear al obispo como parte del drama de la escena.

  • The phrase 'bop the bishop' is rarely used literally to mean striking a member of the clergy.

    La frase 'golpear al obispo' rara vez se usa literalmente para referirse a golpear a un miembro del clero.