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Meep: noun, verb, adjective (various forms.) origin - University of Illinios during a party circa 1980. The the word and it's use was reportly started when someone was watching the Road Runner cartoon and right before he passed out, he said "meeeeeep" and ended his participation in the party whiel the rest of his friends went out. Usually pronouced with an extended long e sound. noun - (meep) 1. a person that crashes early before party is over 2. someone that ends an enjoying time abruptly 3. a person that would prefer to do something boring while others have fun verb - (meeped, meeping, to meep) 1. to make a mistake or choice that ends their own or others enjoyment. 2. alternate, modern - a poker term describing the act of making a bad decision that costs all your chips or ends a tournament for you. Not exclusive to poker. Can be used in any competetive context. adjective - (meeply, meepish) 1. describing someone as a meep.
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