| Some tickets still available for what promises to be a really memorable evening of Do wop sha do wop and wop bam boom! |
| Down near the station he climbed the steps of wop Harry's lunch wagon and had a sandwich and a cup of coffee. |
| Another sound, called wop, is mainly used by females to establish contact with their calves. |
| She saw a fellow, some kind of a wop with a greasy face and long hair, pick his teeth with a fork. |
| He knows nothing of our common terms of disparagement, such as kike, wop, yap and rube. |
| Wasn't there a wop named Pizarro or somethin' what got lost down in Florida? |
