Whop

The term "whop" can refer to several distinct concepts. Primarily, it is an informal term for a large, typically flat, and often fried patty of meat, such as a hamburger or a pork chop. This usage is common in casual dining and slang contexts.

In a different context, "whop" can be an onomatopoeic word imitating a heavy blow or impact. It suggests a forceful strike, often with an audible sound. For example, one might say "The ball went whop against the wall."

Additionally, "whop" can be used as a verb, meaning to hit or strike someone or something forcefully. This is also an informal usage, often implying a sudden and decisive action.

Finally, the term has appeared in popular culture. For instance, the band The Who has a song titled "Whop," and the term has been associated with certain slang and subcultural expressions. It is important to distinguish between these various meanings based on the surrounding context.