to shoop
- verb
- /ʃuːp/
- Slang
- Can you shoop out the background so it looks more professional?
Examples
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People often shoop celebrities into funny situations for memes online.
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He managed to shoop a dinosaur into the family photo as a joke.
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I love to shoop my vacation photos.
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She shoops the images before posting them online.
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She likes to shoop her selfies to add fun stickers and effects.
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He used Photoshop to shoop the images for his online portfolio.
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Many users enjoy to shoop their photos before sharing them on social media.
Synonyms
To change a photo on a computer to make someone or something look different
How Edited
Surface Forms
Etymology
Shoop comes from the name Photoshop, the photo program people often shorten, so a helpful way to remember it is to think of saying 'Photoshop' faster as shoop. So to shoop a picture is to digitally 'edit' it, for example putting someone or something into a photo.