oop
- adjective
- This book is oop and hard to find.
Examples
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Collectors often search for rare books that are oop and difficult to locate.
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I was disappointed to learn that the movie is now oop and not sold anywhere.
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The album has been oop for years, making it hard to find a copy.
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I discovered that my favorite album is oop.
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The limited edition comic book is now oop, making it a sought-after item for collectors.
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Many fans were upset to find out that the classic novel is oop and unavailable in bookstores.
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After years of popularity, the CD has gone oop, leaving devoted listeners scrambling for copies.
Synonyms
No longer used or made because something newer replaces it
No longer sold by the publisher
No longer made or offered
Antonyms
How Available
Surface Forms
Etymology
Oop comes from the phrase out of print, shortened to the letters O-O-P. It means a book or album is 'no longer being produced or sold', so you cannot find new copies in shops.