Proper noun
Copp (plural Copps)
A surname.
Andrew Copp scored midway through the first period to give Winnipeg the lead minutes after the Jets lost Mark Scheifele to a leg injury. Source: Internet
Copp, p. 54 Despite the verdict of a successful D-Day for the 3rd CID, the failure of Canadian units to reach their final objectives has proven more disputed than the reasons for their success. Source: Internet
Copp, 1981 p. 149 On 3 September 1944 Hitler ordered the 15th German Army, which had stationed in the Pas de Calais region and was withdrawing north into the Low Countries to hold the mouth of the river Scheldt to deprive the Allies of the use of Antwerp. Source: Internet
Copp, 1981 p. 150 On September 10, 1944, Bomber Command dropped 4, 719 tons of bombs on Le Havre, which was the prelude to Operation Astonia, the assault on Le Havre by Crocker's men, which was taken two days later. Source: Internet
Copp, pp. 55–56 On the western edge of the Canadian sector, the advance of the 7th Brigade had stalled in the face of stiffening resistance in St. Croix and Banville, throwing the right flank of the assault off-schedule. Source: Internet
Copp, 1981 p. 150. On 2 September, Antwerp, the third largest port in Europe was captured by Horrocks with its harbour mostly intact. Source: Internet