1. past tense of fop; to dress or groom oneself in an excessively fashionable or vain manner
Usage: archaic or literary; often used reflexively (fopped oneself up)
2. past tense of fop; to trick or deceive someone
Usage: archaic; rare

Examples

• He fopped himself up in the finest silks before the ball.
• The gentleman fopped about in his new coat, admiring his reflection.
• She fopped her hair into elaborate curls for the occasion.
• The vain courtier fopped and preened all morning.
• They fopped him into believing their false promises.