Not much cop
phrase
Of poor quality or not very good.
His new book is not much cop compared to his previous ones.

Often appears as...
- not much cop at
- not much cop compared to
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Colloquial,Idiomatic
phrase
Of poor quality or not very good.
His new book is not much cop compared to his previous ones.

Often appears as...
- not much cop at
- not much cop compared to
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Colloquial,Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 1

Colloquial Usage
Used in casual conversation, not in formal writing or speeches.

I tried that new cafe, but it's not much cop.
British Slang
It's chiefly a British expression so some people from other places might not understand it.

If you ask me, this hotel is not much cop.
Comparison Context
Often used to compare something unfavourably with something else.

This sequel is not much cop compared to the original movie.
Colloquial Usage
Used in casual conversation, not in formal writing or speeches.

I tried that new cafe, but it's not much cop.
British Slang
It's chiefly a British expression so some people from other places might not understand it.

If you ask me, this hotel is not much cop.
Comparison Context
Often used to compare something unfavourably with something else.

This sequel is not much cop compared to the original movie.
Colloquial Usage
Used in casual conversation, not in formal writing or speeches.

I tried that new cafe, but it's not much cop.
British Slang
It's chiefly a British expression so some people from other places might not understand it.

If you ask me, this hotel is not much cop.
Comparison Context
Often used to compare something unfavourably with something else.

This sequel is not much cop compared to the original movie.
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