| Andrew shook his head in disapproval and bopped me on the forehead with his index finger. |
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| Besides, Al would've bopped him in the nose if he didn't get to participate, one way or another. |
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| Rainey bopped her brother on the back of the head then plopped down on the couch next to him. |
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| Better than smile beatifically, she should have bopped him on the noggin with the nearest ornament. |
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| I gaped at him in surprise as Trent bopped him hard on the back of the head. |
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| Over 1,000 people bopped, jigged, jived and pogoed to some excellent bands. |
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| Clubbers bopped on the open air, split-level dance floor until the early hours of the morning. |
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| He did a Gary dance, and bopped joyfully along the sidewalk and across the street toward my house. |
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| With the radio tuned to an all-oldies station, they bopped across town and onto the Narrows Bridge. |
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| I opened the refrigerator door and accidentally bopped The Princess with it. |
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| The bushy-haired driver bopped his partner on top of the head with a closed fist, and squealed the car to a shuddering halt at the right curb. |
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| She bopped the flowers on his head, but making sure it didn't ruin them. |
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| When she sang, she did so much more than just sing: she shrugged her shoulders, bugged her eyes, and bopped her big head on her skinny neck. |
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| Is it surprising that he has bopped a paparazzo on the nose? |
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| Right after he said that, Amy bopped him over the head lightly. |
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| Daria lightly bopped me on the head for my rather brash remark. |
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| Though Litte Bunny Foo Foo may have been the one doing the head bopping in the nursery rhyme, thousands of rabbits are themselves bopped, skinned, and popped into the stew pot each year. |
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| They keep getting bopped from every country and they are doing nothing. |
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| They're saying it's like one of those murderous video games where if you duck to avid the hammer, the scythe cuts your legs off, but if you jump to avoid the scythe, you get bopped in the face with a hammer. |
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| Trim and brisk, he darted into West Fifty-seventh Street, fell back before oncoming traffic, bopped impatiently in place, then darted forth again. |
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